Cloud Village is My First Freemium World Builder, and if you're totally new to the genre then you may find something here of merit. For everyone else, feel free to skip this cute, but soulless time waster.

A fine take on a classic style of fast-paced gameplay, made slow and dull by a clumsy use of free-to-play.

It's difficult to get enthused about Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures: it's largely competent at what it does, but what it does is slow and regularly tedious.

Poor controls and bland missions render what should have been a surefire hit into a flawed shooter.

A good-looking, well written side-scrolling platform/RPG hybrid failed by its lack of online functionality and one-dimensional gameplay.

Borderlands Legends is a complete waste of a stellar IP, offering clunky action-strategy fare and paying mere lip service to the series's core strengths.

Half-hearted and without any direction to speak of, Gangstar Rio: City of Saints is evidence of little else than Grand Theft Auto's greatness, serving up a forgettable and muddled entry in the sandbox genre.

Rabbids 3D provides bog-standard platforming action that never really gets exciting.

There is nothing much wrong with Blades of Brim, but there's nothing much to grab you and yell "PLAY ME!" either.

Crooked Path is just too difficult for its own good, and that means it won't hang around on your phone for long.

Overtime Rush is a decent tower defence game that relies too much on grinding.

Epic Island can be a reasonably entertaining game at times - for about two minutes. Then you have to wait. And wait. And wait.

A trip back to the bad old days of mediocre film tie-ins, Wreck-it Ralph isn't abysmal, but it's unlikely it'll keep you entertained for very long.

Another flat Threes! clone with a curious and unappealing computer tech theme.

Too simple for its own good, Little Conquest strips away too much of what makes strategy games exciting, and leaves you with a repetitive, dull slog.

Dead End's grindhouse aesthetics are let down by its short lifespan and dead endgame.

A great idea that brings two distinct genres together in a clever fashion. Sadly, though, Crossword Dungeon just doesn't know what to do with them after that.

An unkind jumper with a few too many problems, probably best avoided.

Style over substance, thanks mostly to some ropey freemium nonsense, Monsters Invade: Oz is a lovely world to be a part of, but only if you have the money to spend while you're there.

Despite some interesting ideas, World Siege: Orc Defender falls short of offering the location-based multiplayer epic it promises.

Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two might suit the kids, but it's too dull and fiddly for anyone else to truly enjoy.

The core implementation of placing trampolines to bounce your pangolin up-screen is just a little too unwieldy to heartily recommend. Nevertheless, the art's great and the physics are spot on.

Despite appearing to be a story-driven detective game, Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir is a simple puzzler that isn't interesting enough to hold anyone's attention.

CatchaPrince is decent enough, but marathon sessions of play and repetition conspire to limit its appeal.

A surprisingly entertaining hidden object game spoiled by an over-bearing energy system and some annoying monetisation choices.

Soul Grinder mistakes making a game difficult with making a game fun, much to its detriment.

A tiresome Clash of Clans clone, redeemed from utter oblivion by fun flying and amusing characters.

A messy control system that you're constantly having to fight against means The Other Brothers is a pale imitation of the games it's trying to copy.