A deeply ordinary endless-runner that frustrates due to its lovely artwork and promising dream world premise.

Pocket Legends Adventures has a solid RPG at its core, but it's wrapped up in painful amounts of grinding and waiting.

Gem Racers shows promise, but this stone could use a lot more polishing.

Forget about calling Ghostbusters. Call a priest to exorcise this game of its broken controls, repetitive missions, and lame driving sequences.

Spirit Camera is a nice concept but one that's a little too demanding to be easily enjoyed. It's full of neat spooks and tricks but there are far cheaper and better ways of getting your freak on.

A grind-heavy card battler, with high production values, and even higher costs if you want to play to a decent level.

While it does have some nice ideas, TEC 3001 piles them on to quickly, and too haphazardly, to really recommend.

A lack of new ideas isn't always a bad thing, but Combat Arms: Zombies couples its undead fetish with broken controls and poor design.

Dull and clumsy, Iron Man 3 feels more like a simulation of a slightly drunk jog than a superhero game.

By turns sadistic and capricious, this twisted puzzler has its moments, but leaves a nasty aftertaste.

Dark Knight is a pale imitation of the Arkham games, with boring combat, cheap presentation, and dull missions. It works, but it never thrills.

Great in theory, Assassin's Creed Rearmed is awkward and plodding in execution.

It might be ugly, stupid, and often unintentionally hilarious, but Die Hard is fun enough that for whatever brief period of your life you waste on it you won't mind.

Street Fighter 4: Champion Edition doesn't really work on mobile. One to give a miss for now.

Planting role-playing elements in the original set up, Fruit Juice Tycoon 2 is a game that never truly works as one package.

A simple, one note space simulator that gets very old, very fast, and fails to save itself from the yawning oblivion of the cosmos.

There's a decent enough game struggling to get emerge from Dragon Storm. It's just a shame that the developer doesn't seem to want you to find it.

Cubic Ninja tilts towards the bargain bin with awkward controls and maddeningly silly level design.

A retro remake with a real sadistic streak that fails to bring anything other than frustration and annoyance back with it.

Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law flies in the face of habeus corpus, holding a funny animated series hostage to a smattering of bad jokes and non-existent gameplay.

A reasonably captivating casual puzzle premise squandered by poor pacing and monotonous level design.

Monty Python's Cow Tossing is a mediocre physics puzzle game that earns more points for style than substance.

Fire & Forget The Final Assault is a curiously flat and uninspired resurrection of a relatively obscure Amiga game that somehow fails to raise the pulse even a smidgen.

A casual puzzle game that's clinging so tightly onto the coattails of Angry Birds that it can't help but fall short.

You'd be forgiven for mistaking Picross e2 for the original, so similar do they look. Here's hoping for something new in the next instalment

In trying to make a game based on the movie, they've ended up making a movie based on the movie. It's not as good as the real thing.

Devious Dungeon is a woefully simple RPG-platformer that quickly becomes about nothing more than grinding for money and levels.

Despite the optimistic title and sharp presentation, this weak Angry Birds-alike needs to be benched for relying on luck rather than any b-ball talent.