With little personality, minimal content, and overly simplistic gameplay, HorseWorld 3D: My Riding Horse is headed for the glue factory.

There's a good story at the heart of Legacy of a Thousand Suns Mobile, and it tries its very hardest, at every available opportunity, to stop you reading it.

A boring game with little to offer.

Takes what was once a wonderful experience and makes so many development mistakes that even Myst's wonderful story and puzzles can't fix it. Not even the Myst faithful should pick this up.

If your surname is Moneybags, then you might have enough cash to make Fantasy Quest move at a tolerable pace. But there's no point, because it's an intolerable game.

A mediocre game is made infinitely worse by locking away content that's only accessible after umpteen repeats of the same content, or consuming loads of ads.

A remake of an old WarioWare mini-game, Paper Plane is simple, frustrating and almost completely without merit.

A basic and stale RPG that sows few seeds of flair and inventiveness over its vast and tiresome expanse.

Cheesy, linear and super short, and featuring shooting mechanics that feel older than the Old West. You don't need any amount of Mad Dog McCree in your life.

Although Double Shot won't necessarily disappoint fans of the series, and vintage games generally, it's an extraordinarily lazy sequel that trades on the moderate success of a 20-year-old arcade game.

Saddled with bugs, greed and mechanical problems, Pixel Starships can't even make the grade as a free base-builder.

A poorly put together dungeon crawler with little personality and bad controls.

Selma and the Wisp is boring, poorly-designed, and no fun at all to play, but it is at least quite short.

A sloppy mess of a game - Slippy Slopes is worth sliding past.

Plodding, repetitive, and uninspired, Farentia showcases all the worst elements of RPG strategy titles.

A rushed production that, regrettably yet predictably, emerges as a substandard game of a substandard film.

Repetitive, uninspired, and a little broken, this freemium builder slog-fest is best avoided.

There's just so much wrong with Drift City Mobile that it's difficult to know how to write a pithy summation of its faults. Essentially you should (and will) quickly forget that this auto-racer ever existed.

An absolutely run-of-the-mill click / idle experience, ideal for anyone who's decided to give up games for incessant tapping.

There are games you played 20 years ago that are still miles better than this utterly vapid licensed cash-in. It's almost insulting to discover how poor this is.

A good idea, an imaginative tale, a scary but heart-warming hero and some lovely childhood memories are all completely wiped out by this atrocious game.

As for the DS version, it's a thumbs down and prolonged raspberry from us. When the only thing you can applaud is the competent way the trademark music is used, you know you've a stinker on your hands.

In its current form, it saddens me to say that there is nothing to recommend about Red Riding Hood and the Restless Wolves, apart from some nice music.

Looking for a quick and easy eShop game to occupy your time? Considering Johnny HotShot? STOP AND PUT THE NINTENDO 3DS DOWN

An absolute travesty of an experience that should never have been allowed onto the eShop in the first place.

Shoddy conversions of shoddy conversions – some of these weren't worth playing in the first place, let alone again.

An awful, rewardless gaming experience on just about every level.

Bland, unimaginative, underpowered and insipid, we've absolutely nothing positive to say about it.