A good idea executed poorly, Capcom Arcade offers little worthwhile gameplay.

It might look the part, but This is Not a Ball Game is undone by some serious gameplay deficiencies lurking beneath its magical facade.

Drift Mania Championship is nothing more than a poor racing game with limited options and terrible controls.

By no means an awful platform game, but certainly a mediocre one. There are far better options on iOS.

Less an adolescent social simulation and more a lesson in pandering, Brooktown High fails to make the grade.

Mediocre stealth action is the order of the day in this forgettable sequel.

The seeds of something great are lurking, but most of the good's clubbed out of this game with the subtlety of a baseball bat to the head.

Watchout has a nice enough style to it, but the twitchy gameplay still feels very been-there, done-that.

Championship Manager 17 is a poor management sim.

Crimson Keep's knock-about brand of roguelike ARPG proves fundamentally flawed, with clumsy combat, repetitive levels, and a clunky core menu system.

It's like a Lethal Weapon knock-off story in a Blade Runner knock-off world, all filtered through the pure madness that is a Kemco RPG. If that description sounds awesome to you, drop a few bucks on this one. I doubt you'll be disappointed that you did.

You never feel in time with the music, the scattershot levels will infuriate those looking for their next auto-runner, and the IAPs are horrendous.

Slow to start and laggy at best, NFL Pro 2014 is more disappointing than an afternoon spent watching the Pro Bowl.

Dull, by-the-numbers platformer that fails to exploit either George's or the DS's unique strengths.

Too broken to survive a real assault in the mud, MonsterTruck Rally feels half finished, shackled by one too many bugs and patchy coding.

A dull and uninspired mess of a physics puzzler, Rabbids Big Bang is one to avoid.

A clunky, uninspiring mess, Arel Wars 2 is only saved from the doldrums by an entertaining multiplayer component.

The dreamy visuals may cast a spell over some players, but Wizardlings is little more than a charade. The gameplay is dull and you'll have to spend lots of cash to keep things moving at an acceptable pace.

While you could do a lot worse in terms of fundamentals, there are much better handheld film tie-in offerings out there, and it's probably in your best interests to avoid this one.

A game about tapping the screen. And that's about it, really.

Disney continues the trend of crap movie games with this poorly made and cynically produced retread of a game we're all very sick of.

The worst PSP version of Need for Speed to date, Need for Speed Undercover feels like a muddled attempt to revive the spirit of past glories.

A capable game destroyed by inexcusable loading. Heavy petting has rarely been less appealing.

An interesting idea that becomes a not particularly interesting game.

How the developer managed to get the controls for Angry Birds Star Wars on Vita so wrong, we'll probably never know. What we do know is that you should probably give this one a miss.

Slay the Beat has an interesting concept but doesn't offer enough content to keep you interested beyond a single playthrough. The soundtrack is limited to just a few songs, only a few types of enemies appear over the course of the game, and several recurring bugs make it hard to think of this as anything other than an extended tech demo.

Like driving a milk float through treacle with occasional bricks to steer past, The Drive: Devil's Run isn't fast, but it might make you furious.

Even if your one goal in life is to play a game where you control a hippo dressed as Santa, it's probably still worth giving Air Hippo a miss.