This conceptually solid music-based tunnel racer gets it all wrong in the execution, with disorientating track layouts and dull gameplay.

Grind-filled hands-off gameplay plus a licence with barely any traction in English speaking countries does not a good card battler make.

A potentially fantastic futuristic racer that completely fails to get the controls right, and as a result becomes a real challenge to enjoy.

Lacking cohesion and decent collision detection, Marvel Kapow! fails to land a decent blow.

Dungeon Hearts Blitz is just another Puzzle & Dragons clone - and not a particularly good one, at that.

A sparse, clunky golf game with a twist that fails to add anything meaningfully new to the genre

Just like Fix-It Felix, Wreck-It Ralph on 3DS is short, plain, and not a lot of fun to be around.

BlitzKeep is way more frustrating than fun.

An occasionally bright game that's beaten into submission by difficulty spikes and shouty IAPs.

Luscious presentation and satisfying sounds do little to disguise an unimaginative and bland take on an already well-worn genre.

Novel and at times rather pretty, yet also banal and ugly, only die-hard fans of LCD games need take on this disappointing downloadable.

Neither a fun trashy experience or a enjoyable casual game, Pillowfight Girls is a failure on many levels.

As gorgeous as it looks, and as clever as it sounds, Wide Sky plays like a mess.

One Tap Desert Hero is a bit broken, but a far bigger issue is how tedious it becomes.

Death Come True is a thriller devoid of tension, a comedy lacking in laughs, and a mystery that is unlikely to elicit more than a shrug.

While fun in short bursts, the DS version of Cake Mania lacks depth and overly repeats on you. Burp.

A pretty atmosphere and reliance on nostalgia don't make up for the simple gameplay, low amount of content, and buggy nature of this release.

A charmingly presented series of real-world fetch quests for your legs, sadly lacking focus and any real sense of reward for your efforts.

Without a strong grasp of the basics to make up for the improvements it tries and fails to implement, The Drowning is simply a boring shooter, with invasive IAPs, and so-so controls.

A straight-up port of the PSP RPG with no efforts taken to improve the experience, Romance Dawn is not a journey many One Piece fans will want to take.

A poorly constructed, shallow, and boring football management game that can't be saved by an underwhelming social element.

For all of its attractive window dressing, Blood Brothers plays about as nicely as cardboard tastes.

Like a bowl of volatile oatmeal, APB Retribution manages to be unpredictable and bland at the same time.

A predictably shallow, cynical tie-in that lays the IAPs on as thick as the action.

Typically, Crayola Treasure Adventures is a far better colouring-book than it is a game. There's very little range, and the mini-games won't hold your kids' attention for long, but if you're sick of losing crayons down the back of the couch this may be for you.

A true video game nasty in all the wrong ways, Splatterhouse is a poor conversion of a poor game, with shoddy virtual controls, one-dimensional beat-'em-up action and plain bad graphics.

Touch Battle Tank 3D has tanks, but not a whole lot else. Avoid, then avoid some more.

Repetitive action and a largely vacuous storyline do nothing to disguise the fact that DJ Rivals is essentially an advert for its Facebook-based big brother Nightclub City.