Though its controls can be a bit problematic at times, Pac-Man Friends is a neat way to bring puzzle-solving to the House of Pac.

Despite its depth and sense of tactical freedom, Motorsport Manager is one of the most accessible and addictive management sims around.

Her Majesty adds a lot of neat layers to the Reigns formula, but its core is still very much the same. As a result, I’m not sure how much Her Majesty might attract new players to the series. That said, Her Majesty has a lot of offer if you’re simply looking for a more fleshed out version of Reigns.

While there's plenty of endless runners out there, and Monster Crew's core gameplay is a lot like them, it does enough to stand on its own. Fans of the genre should check this out.

Like Ski Safari? Like Adventure Time? Want to play Ski Safari with Adventure Time characters? Well, I have good news!

Grimm is about as pretty as a platformer can get, but it's lacking a bit in the excitement department.

A fresh take on the genre but also obtuse to master. The tutorial might explain all this but it's still quite a steep learning curve which may put some players off. It's worth pursuing, however, as it's an interesting take on a tried and tested formula.

Zen Studios is at it again, taking a property that would never seem to work as a pinball table and turning it into an "must play."

The comedic, text-based storyline may not be for everyone. The parodies may not be understood by everyone. But the gameplay is a whole lot of fun, and rewards a player for learning the way in which different items react and for consequently reacting quickly to these items themselves.

Twisty Hollow is an original puzzle game that's lots of twisty-turny fun.

A fantastic package. While the puzzles are a little easy for old hands at the genre, the storytelling more than makes up for it. It's a game that's most suited to playing with alongside young family members but it's still very enjoyable for adults too.

This card game looks and feels like a combination of Diablo and Solitaire, but which does it play more like?

DomiNations combines many popular strategy games, and mostly succeeds.

Getting from Point A to Point B can be a bit of a drag, but QuestLord is still a fun and accessible throwback to classic Western RPGs.

Capturing the magic of Steve Jackson's Sorcery! novels, the game of the same name is a great addition for adventure game book fans.

Volcano Escape often runs into trouble when you want to mix shooting, jumping and firing.

RedShift is a fear-inducing, pulse-pounding race against time (and total annihilation).

Based on the viral smash hit, Dumb Ways to Die is a fun way to kill time (and cute little characters).

The simple design looks impressive on the iPad and it's nearly impossible to stop playing after just one game. It will be worthy of five stars once the glitches are fixed-which the developers state will happen very soon.

Hardcore gamers may tire of the game fairly quickly, but those looking for a quick casual fix should definitely take it for a test dive.

Being fun and addictive certainly doesn't hurt Greedy Jump's chances at success, but it's still a shame to see so much extra content sitting there just out of reach. I mean it's technically still within reach, but it requires a ton of grinding. Which I suppose isn't all bad, considering.

Dragons vs. Unicorns is a unique experience. It has strategy and arcade components that make playing it fun and interesting. The overall experience is really neat and it's free, so be sure to check it out.

Alpha Omega is a relaxed word game with some resemblance to the crossword puzzle.

The gameplay is smooth and the controls work very well. This is a great title, and players might be surprised by how much fun they have. It's clear the developer has put some effort into this title and it shows.

Like archery itself, The Legend of Holy Archer demands patience and precision. Sometimes it’s frustrating but just remember: be the bow. The Year of the Bow continues.

If you're even the slightest of fans of poker games, you really should give Poker with Bob a whirl. It'll certainly be remaining on my iPhone for a while to come as it's so convenient to drop in to play a few hands whenever you've got a spare five minutes.

Sudoku Junior includes different levels of difficulty as well as a choice of picture icons.

Thankfully the tough levels can still be completed with patience and the fidgety framerate doesn't break the gameplay, because Atomic Frogs is a surprising amount of fun. It also serves as a grim reminder to never, ever anger mutant amphibians.