An unexceptional endless racer that's competent enough for a few minutes busywork but far from the best the App Store has to offer.

Whether it's stealth, driving or shooting, the game feels limited and unengaging, is hampered by unresponsive controls and completely lacks the necessary polish of a modern production.

The Uncertain gets off to a poor start in its first episode, thanks to poor writing, uninspired puzzles, and a wonky camera.

A dull, repetitive, and not very clever game of managing and destroying a country.

There might be a good game somewhere here, but Little Amazon feels far too cynical to recommend.

We're positive you'll want to avoid MGS Portable Ops Plus: a lacklustre single-player mode, unfriendly interface, and minimal new content make it comprehensively inferior to its predecessor.

Noble Nutlings tries to achieve that elusive Angry Birds-style charm and simplicity, but ends up being frustrating, expensive, and simply rather joyless.

A nicely presented physics-based platformer made utterly infuriating by erratic controls and unavoidable death.

Muddled handling that confuses simulation steering with arcade speed makes MotoGP 2010 a disappointment not only for its lack of features, but for its gameplay as well.

With no real link to the series of old, and no gameplay of its own to speak of, James Pond in the Deathly Shadows is the kind of non-event that you're best off ignoring.

A decent enough puzzling sequel that's ruined by an overbearing and unpleasant payment system, Where's My Water? 2 is a soggy mess.

Confused in almost every regard, No Gravity is a space combat that game that's just no fun.

Runaway: A Twist of Fate is a typical Pendulo experience - shoddy puzzle design and cringeworthy comedy - wrapped up in a bloated, bug-ridden app.

About as shameless as it gets, Blitz Brigade: Rival Tactics takes all the ideas of Clash Royale while completely ignoring what made it great.

Third Blade looks the part but the pretty visuals are merely a façade to cover up some painfully uninspiring gameplay and an in-app purchase system which practically forces you to dig deep in your pockets to advance.

The kind of concept that should be winning a gold award. Instead, it’s too keen on getting you to buy gold, and its other shortcomings are many.

Don't let the visuals fool you - Marvel Avengers Academy is an example of free to play at it's worst. And, if that's not enough to put you off, the dialogue absolutely will.

Paper Jumper certainly has a weird, quirky charm, but doesn't have the gameplay or the longevity to back it up.

Dull and repetitive, MAYDAY! takes all the fun out of what should be an exciting scenario.

A poor twist on the endless climber that somehow makes things even more simplistic and frustrating.

Simplistic in the extreme, D-Day 1597 quickly runs out of fun or interest.

What was a great console game almost 20 years ago simply doesn't work on a touchscreen.

Astro Boy Dash is a sub-par endless running game that does a disservice to one of manga's most beloved heroes.

Sand Flame is a sluggish, unattractive, and just plain bland third-person shooter with grind-heavy combat and a wearisome IAP model.

Like 99% of the games in Breezy Leaf's genre, you'll download it, play it, get confused, get frustrated, and delete it.

Let's Fish! Hooked On is not the fishing game you are looking for, on account of its glitchy, repetitive play.

Heavy Fire: Black Arms 3D is the sequel that no one asked for. If you're a huge fan of shooting wave after wave of lifeless terrorist, you still won't want to play this game.

Too short, too simple, too easy. This 'My First Castlevania' game is cute and charming, but there's not enough in this hotel to warrant staying the night