With its addictive challenge and interesting premise, Cubama is frantic screen-tapping fun.

Swords and trading cards are fun, right? So is Soul Guardians: Age of Midgard. Mostly fun, anyway.

Frog Orbs 2 is repetitive, but younger players should enjoy it nonetheless.

A little like Tetris, Puzzix is all about piecing together blocks and watching them vanish. It could do with more structure, though.

To The End will test players' patience, timing, and dedication as they try to navigate all 13 levels in only 3 attempts.

Defenders of Suntoria is a solid tower defense game, but it leans a little too much on freemium upgrades.

While it might not necessarily break new ground, Z Hunter has enough tricks up its sleeve to ensure that zombie head-shots have never looked so cool.

The Phantom PI is an exceedingly clever and well-crafted adventure game.

Fight mummies, dig tunnels, and ride a runaway minecart to discover ancient secrets in this throwback exploration game.

Though short, The Great Prank War offers an interesting and fun mix of action and tower defense. Get your fish out.

Less complicated than it might seem, Battle Fleet 2: WW2 in the Pacific is a rewarding step up for those interested in strategy gaming.

The pizza power is weak when it comes to this Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game.

PlanetHD will keep players busy for a while, though its unpredictable physics are a handful to deal with.

Racking up a high score with Monster Head is trickier than it first appears. The appeal wears out fairly quickly, though.

Underneath the gloss of Happy Flock's visuals is a game of very little substance. It's cute, but not engaging.

Simple yet a little bit glorious, Poptile is a satisfying entertaining puzzle game with oodles of the 'one more go' factor.

The fifth entry into the blockbuster Modern Combat series is what mobile shooters should aspire to.

Cute and challenging, Meerkatz Challenge is a fun puzzle game, particularly for fans of Lemmings.

The last installment in the Heroes Rise trilogy put players back into the cape and brightly coloured boots and lets them choose how their story will end.

Revolution 60 is a bold, cinematic action game with ambition to spare.

Kemco's stable of mobile RPGs grows, but in Fanatic Earth's situation it's a case of quantity over quality.

The Order of Souls is a free-to-play, turn-based RPG with a genre-mixing art style, interesting narrative structure, and lackluster combat.

A cumbersome strategy game, Stronghold 3: The Campaigns has a few too many issues to recommend it.

Offering traditional adventuring with no fear of in-app purchases, Secret Files Tunguska is sure to entertain fans of the genre.

Dragon Raiders is rough and scaly in some parts, but overall it's an enjoyable level-based running game.

A tough game of careful thrusting and navigation, FlyCraft Herbie: Crazy Machines isn't for everyone, but it's well made.

HELMUT is a fun, fleeting time-sink that offers a momentary distraction and nothing else.

Swords & Poker Adventures is a mishmash of Poker and RPGing, but it lacks anything particularly exciting.

Zombie Puzzle Panic puts some pretty neat undead twists on Match-3 puzzling.

Briefly fun but ultimately forgettable, Zombie Commando will scratch an itch then be forgotten ever more.

A Life Worth Dying For is a fascinating portrait of a serious subject.

Fallen Lords is a decent game, but its similarity and inferiority compared to Ghost Stories makes it ultimately forgettable.

Dirty Depths is a fun and simple action game that will keep you company while you're lounging by the lake or pool this summer.

I feel like forging elements is really more of a dwarven gig, but Elfcraft is still an enjoyable (if ultimately forgettable) puzzle experience.

Smash your way through Space with Marvel's cosmic misfits, the Guardians of the Galaxy. Just be prepared for some galactic grinding.

Kick soccer balls at zombies until they explode in this solid arcade game.

Pixel Burger is an adorable amalgam of pixelated foodstuffs and stacking that's easy to pick up and oh-so-difficult to put down, like a tasty burger.

Cascade is a fairly typical Match-3 game but it offers a minor twist in the form of what gems are at your disposal.

Tanks vs Aliens provides plenty of retro shooter thrills.

SBK14 technically marvels, but lacks soul.

Solve simple sums quickly in this fast-paced game of numbers.

Likeable despite some occasionally awkward control options, Globosome: Path of the Swarm is a fun game all about exploration and finding your comrades.

It's a case of brains over brawn in puzzler Hellraid: The Escape, as players take down demonic foes using only their ingenuity and the environment itself.

Don't let the price tag fool you. If you're not willing to pony up a ten spot, your time in Magic 2015 is going to be short-lived indeed.

Hoopa City is a creative city building app allowing kids to build their own landscapes.

Adding further variation to already successful gameplay is TwoDots' recipe for success.

Quirky and just a little bit odd, Cube & Star is an interesting exploration of the world and our impact upon it.

Beyond Gravity is very simple, but it grabs you for a time pretty easily.

Switch between three characters in this twitchy auto-runner.

Cally's Caves 2 is a very decent mobile action game, though the lack of recovery time after getting hit makes it unnecessarily difficult in spots.

Bungle! is a simple, silly reflex game that's lots more fun than working a cruddy summer job.

Dino Hunter: Deadly Shores is rife with plenty of prehistoric game to hunt, but when they don't always fight back it becomes just a bit of a weird hunting trip.

Is a new 3D coat of paint worth spending $14.99? In this case, probably not...

The Rhythm of Fighters can't capture the excitement of its beat-em-up equivalent, due largely to a lacklustre soundtrack.

Tricky due to an awkward control system, Alphabeats is still an interesting combination of rhythm gaming and word play.

A little too tricky at times, Transworld Endless Skater is a more true to skateboarding game than most.

Sonic Jump Fever isn't a bad game, it's just not a particularly interesting take on Doodle Jump style sensibilities.

Not quite as strong as the original installment, Blackwell 3: Convergence is never less than thoroughly likable and entertaining.

G.O.A.T. is pretty good, but it's not the greatest puzzle game of all time.

Not quite as great as its predecessor, Blackwell 2: Unbound is still a likeable part of the mystery series.

What is War good for? A Fun iOS game, that's what! It isn't the best on your wallet though.

Miniverse's biggest treats are unfortunately out of reach.

FFFFF2P makes an amusing statement, but the game itself isn't a whole lot of fun to play thanks to repetition and control issues.

Seeming like a blast from the past but actually much more contemporary than that, Blackwell 1: Legacy is a fine start to a promising series of adventure games.

Bubble Rival emphasizes speed over strategy, making for a fast and fun bubble-popping puzzle game.

Combining tile matching with soccer playing is a fairly successful combination for this charming if simple game.

Fight for booty in this turn-based, multiplayer, and pirate-themed strategy game.

Storm Casters is a cute, fast-paced action-RPG dungeon crawl, but there are a few dark clouds in its sky to take note of.

Keep the ball in the air and negotiate a form of obstacle course to score many goals, in this tricky game of Keepie Uppie.

Munin looks pretty and offers some interesting puzzling mechanics, but its unforgiving nature will infuriate soon enough.

This twisted take on Breakout deftly avoids being too minimal for its own good.

Its inspirations are obvious, but Globber's Escape's frantic arcade gameplay still delivers.

This arcade twist on the Lunar Lander formula is colorful, arcade-y, and chaotic.

Remaining pretty shallow, Hercules: The Official Game is a hack n slasher lacking some much needed personality.

Sometimes less is more, especially when it involves disorienting gun fights in the air, and no I'm not talking about Jason Statham - I'm talking about Jump and Shoot.

The popular Facebook card game comes to iOS and it's a fun if restrictive ride.

Despite a rough edge here and there (so to speak), Release is a unique, challenging, and addictive shooting game.

It may appear simple and slapdash, but Tomato World is a ton of fun for free.

It might not look like much, but there's an enjoyable set of logic-based puzzles within Circix.

It's been a bit of a wait for World of Tanks Blitz, but it's here - and it steamrolls its way to the top tier of mobile tank battling games.

Monster Hunter Freedom Unite isn't just a port of the PSP original; it's the best version yet.

Monsters Ate My Birthday cake is an exemplary puzzler that represents the genre well.

Simple yet surprisingly entertaining in short bursts, this is a Match-3 game worth looking at.

Take down enemy airships in this area-combat, turn-based, and steampunk-themed strategy title.

A highly-polished board game adaptation, Dungeon Heroes delivers challenging single-player and excellent 2-player gameplay.

Players learn how to be a wizard in this entertaining coming-of-age platforming experience.

An auto-runner with charm, Go Go Ghost is forgettable but entertaining.

This 4X strategy game has surprisingly deep systems, but it all feels as cold and lifeless as its deep space setting.

Work your way up in terms of stardom with the help of Kim Kardashian and a series of energy bars.

Demolition Lander's combination of space travel and destruction is a great idea, but players may find the classic Lunar Lander formula doesn't work flawlessly with side-scrolling action.

Ready Steady Play builds on the wild-western fun of its predecessor, but is the whole greater than the sum of its parts?

Mini Champions is definitely a soccer game intended for the patient.

Master of Craft's blend of town-building and adventuring should keep aspiring weapon-shop owners happy for hours.

HexSweep has lush, stylish neon visuals but not a lot on offer for the free version alone.

Mole mashing monotony in its purest concentrated form.

Yet another excellent entry from Shenandoah Studio, Desert Fox: The Battle of El Alamein may be priced a bit steep, but it’s a well-executed package that functions as both entertainment and interactive history lesson.

Clear the numbered tiles in an orderly fashion in this sometimes tricky but always satisfying puzzle game.

If Tim Burton tried his hand at game designing, the dark fairytale platforming of Oscura Second Shadow would be the result.