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

Fish & Shark's beauty is only scale deep.

DC Legends doesn't to a whole lot different from games like Mafia III: Rivals, but the fact that it deals in comic book characters makes it better suited for this type of game. Nothing in the game is a huge innovation, but if you're going to play one of these collection-based strategy games, DC Legends is a good one to pick up.

A great idea that comes up slightly short in practice, Helium Boy is still one of the few original 3D platformers in the App Store that deserves your attention.

Shoot everything that moves in this fun, if flawed, twin-stick shooter.

Super Secret Service is a great candidate, but a one term president.

Tree World is exceptionally simple but it's entertaining and oddly satisfying. It's the kind of game that will only ever require five minute sessions to check in on but there'll be a sense of achievement in that time.

A game that doesn't break the mould or do anything outlandishly new, but is certainly able to stand on its own two feet (so long as repeatedly dying isn't a deterrent at the start).

There are better games to spend your money on.

Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar is a fun online hack 'n slash that unfortunately lets its monetization play too big of a role in the game.

Ordet is definitely a tough game, but there just isn't enough to keep me interested.

Stay, Mum gets big points for its heartfelt presentation, but its puzzle-based gameplay is a bit lean.

Carmageddon is an older game, and it shows even on a mobile device, but people don't always love old games purely because they're old. Sometimes they love them because they're fun. And despite the slippery controls, this bit of nostalgia is still very, very fun.

This feline murder simulator looks fancy, but it's far from a feast.

Destroy blocks in this Arkanoid-inspired shooter.

Don't expect anything too impressive here, but Excalibur is still an enjoyable, if not altogether memorable, side-scrolling MMO.

Very similar to other Tower Defense games but it's still enjoyable in its own right. It's cutesy and charming in appearance and the variety of different pets to use does add a more tactical element to things than you'd expect.

Piling animals on top of one another might sound mean, but it's actually kinda fun. Plus it's just a game.

Match up monsters in this Mahjong-esque game for the whole family.

This endless arcade game tries to combine Crossy Road and WarioWare, and the result is fun, although a little forgettable.

Gear.Club is a cool racing game that takes what's great about Forza and places it into a serviceable, mobile form. If some of its menus and mechanics were streamlined a little better, it could be truly great. Until then, Gear.Club is a pretty great racing game that's a little to cumbersome to bother with.

Crossword Dungeon is most definitely an interesting experiment and a very interesting new approach to crosswords, it just doesn't seem like it's been fully fleshed-out. That doesn't mean it's not fun or an entertaining distraction, though.

An appealing game, Trolls vs Vikings loses out due to a plethora of in-app purchases clouding the way.

The lovable Blobs are back for more quick finger chaos in the instantly playable Hopeless: Space Shooting.

Soccer playing with a turn based and freemium twist, SocceR10 doesn't fully hit the target.

Stick Cricket 2 demonstrates the simple pleasures of timing a hit just right.

What is lacked in polish is made up for in solid level design, amusing mechanics, and 250 different puzzles.

It's a bit more confusing than its predecessor, though-the time spent wading through conversations and dealing with the bizarre levelling system isn't really fun. On the other hand, its story features actual characters, which is a nice change of pace.