Alice has visual flair, but she's a vapid romp, with platforming gameplay weighed down by its puzzles rather than uplifted by them.

Fussy controls and a bizarre battle system render Across Age nothing more than an average anachronism.

A.D.D. lives up to its name as mediocre mini-game compilation that won't hold your attention for long.

An honest, though underwhelming effort, 9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2011 toys too much with game balancing in an effort to deliver high drama.

Best described as The Desert Megan Fox, 2XL TrophyLite Rally looks beautiful, handles well, but lacks variation, challenge and depth.

2XL ATV Offroad dresses up controls quirks and a shallow Career mode with phenomenal graphics.

Inotia 3: Children of Carnia is competent and unexciting, a by-the-numbers level-grinding game that lacks the polish and energy of its betters.

An awkwardly structured combat system and bland presentation undermine World in War in its attempt to provide an original turn-based strategy game.

Dracula: The Path of the Dragon: Part 2 moves the plot forward, but doesn't address the need for more engaging gameplay.

Dracula: The Path of the Dragon strikes a supreme style, but doesn't stake claim to the depth of gameplay and satisfaction to support such an ambitious setting.

A competent, though not a convincing enough re-release without online multiplayer and a wider slate of control options to bring a new generation into the flock of Doom faithful.

Just like the marines battling it out against hell's minions, it feels like we've been here before. It's still an intense and entertaing experience - it just isn't a new one.

Doodle God looks and sounds great, but the charming graphics soon give way to dull repetitive gameplay.

A cool concept let down by clumsy controls and difficulty sharper than the teeth of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

A fun match-three RPG hybrid that hits all the right notes, even if they are familiar ones.

Despite a limited set of features, Denki Blocks! is a highly polished puzzler that provides a good mental workout.

An interesting idea that's technically well implemented, high score game Dead Runner is nevertheless thematically confused.

Dead Rising Mobile is an outdated action game without proper controls, decent graphics, and gameplay satisfying enough to keep you playing.

Living up to its claims of revolution, the game offers a fresh perspective on paint-based puzzling save for its harsh penalty for failure.

Poor controls and bland missions render what should have been a surefire hit into a flawed shooter.

Although Dark Void Zero ran the risk of being a one-joke game, its faux-retro styling combines beautifully with tight gameplay to create a brilliant iPhone action platformer hampered only by its shortness.

Bright, imaginative, and supremely polished, the physics-based gameplay of Cut the Rope shows developer ZeptoLab has knack of putting a unique spin on familiar ideas.

Road Master dishes out great graphics and more than enough thrills to overcome its steep level of difficulty.

A poor facsimile of a much better platformer, Miss Claire Garden lacks the polish and tight controls necessary for great gameplay.

Crimson Gem Saga only looks the part of a classic role-playing game and is actually a synthetic reproduction that lacks the glittering quality of the real thing.

Slow pacing, unusual level design, and missing features prevent Cowboys Vs Zombies from hitting its target.

Despite its lack of depth and a myriad of minor flaws, Command & Conquer: Red Alert succeeds in its objective of accessible real-time strategy with good controls and even better graphics.

Cogs is a finely tuned puzzle experience that does well in getting the gears in your head moving.