Another slab of repetitive, poorly translated, wobbly controlling KRPG 'magic.' Die-hard fans will lap Chroisen 2 up, but the rest should steer well clear.

A great game that's hidden behind a control system that it just wasn't designed for. Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath doesn't really work on iOS.

Interesting to begin with, Zombie Road Trip quickly veers off-course.

Skate It takes the good work of the Nintendo DS version and effectively jams it into the iPhone with little concern for control complexity, yielding a disappointing and frustrating skateboarding simulation.

Monopoly super-fans will likely find the Switch version to be another great addition to their already-heaving collection, but for the rest of you you'll be getting an identical experience without the heart or soul.

A beloved cult IP gets attributed to a dull and cynical 2D shoot-'em-up, which will leave fans and non-fans alike distinctly unmoved.

A neat idea that's scuttled by a few major problems, All Glory to the Pixel King! isn't quite the step forward we'd hoped it would be.

Ambitious but poorly designed tracks and immense frustration ultimately condemn this Trials-alike.

Colourful cards and serviceable social integration keep the fun alive for a short while, but a limited battle system quickly leaves you wanting more.

The core of a fun mobile city-building game is buried beneath egregious free to play additions.

There's a good idea for a game here, but TwinSpin's execution leaves a lot to be desired, resulting in a bare port of the Flash title it's based on.

A decently designed action puzzler that's badly spoiled by clumsy controls and a poor interface.

Rescue Co. isn't a bad game, but its charm wears thin remarkably quickly, betraying its lack of depth.

A good idea and attractive visuals, but the lack of pace, action, and some iffy in-app purchases means Seigecraft ends up as slow and drawn-out as the real thing.

While it might be a nice idea, Earn to Die is an oddly uninspiring experience that prizes slog over everything else.

Hard to play, unexciting, and a little soulless: though some may find Liberation Maiden's style enough to excuse its other faults, this is undoubtedly Suda 51's worst output to date.

Bland, outdated gameplay and a poorly designed interface deflate the cutesy Bloons TD 4.

Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle's woeful mechanics and clunky puzzle solving turn a promising adventure into a bit of a nightmare.

Despite being a DSiWare launch game, Art Style: AQUITE is a dull puzzler that should have been dumped at sea.

SNK Heroines is all about the silly fanservice, but it's at the expense of having a satisfying combat system and any real depth.

A football game that starts off bright but then fades away after too short a time.

Ambitious and full of promise, but essentially dull.

A game that promises much with its cute art style, but delivers a disappointingly flat take on Space Invaders.

A familiar casual builder with a charming Star Trek skin but precious little depth, as well as an annoying over-reliance on wait timers and virtual currencies.

There are some interesting ideas here, but the whole thing feels a little too cumbersome to really recommend.

MLB 14 looks great and has a host of cool features, but strikes out when it comes to gameplay.

While the central idea is nice, SongRush gets lost amid dull platforming and uninspiring visuals.

A jaunty, if all-too-familiar experience that's lacking polish where it's needed most.