Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle gives a fresh coat of paint to a well-warn genre.

Nono Islands is a cute looking but rather tough platformer.

This War of Mine isn’t exactly “fun,” but it’s definitely a game worth playing.

Furdemption is a darn fine looking puzzle-platformer, but is otherwise fairly standard.

Forever Lost: Episode 3 is a fine conclusion to a good adventure series.

Alphabear is a cute and cuddly word game, sure to capture your imagination.

Super Awesome Quest is a fun if grind-heavy tile flipping RPG.

1010! World is a simple but pleasant puzzle game.

Heroki is a charming action adventure game with a couple of niggles.

This free-to-play game is charming, colorful, and has an interesting free-to-play strategy, but it just doesn't feel particularly deep or special.

You Got Beat is a fun game, all about maintaining the beat.

Infection: Humanity’s Last Gasp is a great game with a somewhat clunky interface.

Splendor has a couple of silly issues, but it’s still a great port of a great game.

It’s a good thing Shooting Stars doesn’t rely solely on celebrity spoofs and meme jokes.

Don’t Starve: Pocket Edition brings Wilson’s struggle for survival to yet another small screen.

The Executive is as fun and accessible as it is bizarre.

Batman teams up with a huge cast or heroes and villains to fight the dreaded Brainiac and save the world.

Formula Cartoon All-Stars is a fun if shallow racing game.

Stick Tennis Tour is a fun game of arcade style tennis.

Fort Meow is a neat idea for a physics puzzler, but it could do more.

UNWYND is a fun if initially confusing minimalist puzzle game.

Divide By Sheep is a fun mathematics based puzzle game. No, really.

This real-time strategy game has players managing firefighters in various disaster situations.

Q-Cumber Factory is back with another roguelike. And it’s good.

This score attack game is a bit tricky to learn at first, but it's a blaze of fun.

Game of Dragons is a laid back casual adventure game, and it's quite relaxing.

Dragon Quest VI is a great example of the RPG genre.

Siegefall is a medieval-themed game that's a lot like Clash of Clans.

This free-to-play beat-em-up isn't exactly traditional, but it's rock solid and looks great.

Tales from Deep Space is a fun if familiar puzzle adventure game.

Piloteer is like trying to teach an octopus with an inner ear problem how to fly a helicopter, and I absolutely love it.

Step into the shoes of a researcher delving into a twisted tale.

Riff the Robot is kind of like Peggle, but more skill based.

Cooking Dash 2016 is Diner Dash with a few twinkly extras.

Devious dungeon building can be hard work.

SettleForge is an interesting mix of board gaming and puzzle gaming, but it could do with being clearer.

East Legend is a familiar free-to-play action RPG, but it's fun.

Live out life as a vault overseer in the Fallout universe in this free-to-play management tapper.

Predator Simulator lets you play a psychotic lion. That's a fun thing.

Bouncy Bits is an exceptionally tough game that's still kind of fun.

Despite some rough edges, this action RPG cribs from the right sources and is ambitious in the right ways.

Mario Italiano Four Families goes for looks over practicality, but it's a quite fun card battler.

Byte Master might seem like a Threes! clone, but there's more going on underneath its surface.

Pits of Death is a little clumsy on the Apple Watch, but it’s a neat throwback to some truly old-fashioned games.

Morpha is an endless runner that requires more soul.

Risky Rescue is a tough game. Think Flappy Bird tough.

Drift Girls combines racing and dating. It does neither particularly well.

Edge Of Oblivion: Alpha Squadron 2 is a satisfying and entertaining way of getting a space fighting fix.

This physics-based game has too many things that drag it down.

One More Dash is a simple and very addictive one-tap game.

RPG Clicker is as true as its name, being forgettable yet briefly all encompassing.

This old-school-looking runner may look like an old hat, but it's brand of crazy keeps it from feeling too tired.

It sounds silly, but Blades of Brim really does feel like the next step for third-person endless runners.

Sago Mini Boats is a charming sandbox style app for little kids.

This endless runner is really two endless runners at the same time, which makes for an interesting twist on the genre.

This endless runner literally flips traditional gameplay formulas for the genre on its side, making for a distinctly radical experience.

This unique puzzle game is abstract, beautiful, and definitely worth checking out.

This game is more of a real-time combat game than a card game.

You Must Build A Boat improves upon 10000000's originally fantastic match-three formula in almost every way imaginable.

Spacecom is a simple looking space based strategy game, that won't be to everyone's tastes.

Chaos Rings III is an odd hybrid of mobile game mechanics that gets in its own way.

This cartoony racing game has a lot of charm, but that doesn't save it from where it is lacking.

Sons of Uruzime is a creepy tale with a Lovecraftian vein to it.

If you’d rather move the pipes instead of flapping a bird, Move the Walls is the game for you.

Blendimals is a mixed-up platformer that’s easy to love.

Sproggiwood is a cute and fun turn-based roguelike.

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is a beautiful shooter that feels right at home on mobile

This free-to-play multiplayer game asks players to use subterfuge and does so quite well, despite a few flaws.

Buoy Boy is an endless floater that lacks a much-needed spark.

Word Morph is a fun word game that’s held back by some rather silly problems.

Combining a much-loved puzzle series with pinball is a great move.

This free-to-play RPG looks fantastic, but it feels a little empty.

Ice Age Avalanche is a typical match-3 game. That can be good or bad, depending on your perspective.

Lords of Nurroth is a quality gamebook adventure, but it won’t win over any doubters.

Cartoon Survivor is one goofy, pretty-looking, and tough auto-runner.

Cooking Mama is back, but she’s not better than ever.

Kapu Fishing is a cute game of fishing, for your toddlers to enjoy.

Brickies offers some fresh twists on a potentially tired formula.

Sword of Xolan is a wonderful bite-sized platforming adventure.

Mr. Muscle might be a simple distraction, but it’s a pretty well-made one.

Skiing Yeti Mountain isn’t endless, but it is enjoyable.

Earthcore: Shattered Elements is slow to start, but it builds quite nicely.

Quotation Forthcoming.

KANO is the world’s most dangerous bounce house. It’s also great mindless fun.

Tofu Hunter is a fun if forgettable parody of the hunting genre.

Languinis mixes word gaming and Match-3. It works well.

Detective Dixie is an okay mix of puzzling and detective work, but it suffers from some terrible language issues.

Fragger 2 is reminiscent of older physics puzzlers, but that isn't necessarily a good thing.

This puzzle game has a unique concept, but it gets so difficult that it can be hard to appreciate.

Snake Rewind is nostalgic, but not as tightly constructed as the original.

Oddwings Escape is a fun auto-flier that's held back by its love of in-app purchases.

Probably the nearest you're going to get to Pokemon.

Like the original, only better.

Don't dismiss Rival Kingdoms: Age of Ruin as yet another Clash of Clans clone. It's one of the good ones.

Dead Eyes is a very atmospheric puzzler that’s just a bit too simple.

Fearless Fantasy is a weird and wild RPG, but it’s a great fit for mobile.

Both Heroes and Castles are back in a sequel that’s better than the original in pretty much every way.

This rpg has a pretty neat card-based combat system, but the rest of it is pretty lackluster.