Mixing up the Pac-Man format, PAC-MAN 256 turns things endless.

Simply done, Soul Savior has that certain something about it that makes players want to keep on playing.

Sugar Kid's core problem is that it refuses to abandon the visual and mechanical samplings that stretch it thin to pursue with conviction a clear thesis for what it wants to be. By no means is it outright bad. Rather, it realizes the one thing it continually asks you to prevent, its protagonist's greatest fear: being watered down.

Exiles' awkward controls and over-large expanses of open land hinder what is otherwise an ambitious open-world RPG.

Mobfish Hunter takes obvious inspiration from Ridiculous Fishing, but differentiates itself in couple of key ways - though not always to its advantage.

Purchasing this title will provide many hours of frantically defensive fun, as long as you can tolerate a little frustration.

If, however, the game is to remain in the paid category, the developers ought to consider some sort unmonetized reward structure to make completion more attainable.

Messy but offering some entertaining dungeon crawling, Iron Knights is inconsistent.

Defend areas of Gravity Falls from supernatural creatures in this tower defense game based on the Disney show.

This free retro-inspired offering will bring a smirk to the face of anybody who grew up on the 8 and 16-bit eras. Just make sure you're ready for the grind.

Playing it safe, Skiing Fred doesn't veer away from the typical Endless Runner path, but there is some fun to be had.

Cardinal Quest is a good snack for those looking for a quick roguelike experience, without expecting anything too deep.

Mino Monsters 2: Evolution looks wonderful, and is a solid monster collector brought down by the endless pitches for in-app purchases.

Combining online strategy, role-playing elements, and a unique fantasy setting, Chronicles of Merlin is an entertaining game that provides plenty of cheap thrills and excitement.

This role-playing game boils out all of the exploration in favor of offering an ultra streamlined rpg combat experience.

Glo Flo is extremely simple in its execution as well as its appearance but underneath that simplicity is, well, more simplicity.

One of the more satisfying freemium city building games out there.

Simple yet fun, it's frustrating that That Monsters Game is quite restrictive for those not willing to pay up.

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

Implode 3D is only really let down by its inability to change. It is roughly the same game throughout the entire 80 levels.

The levels that are included do offer up enough of a challenge to provide a good chunk of gameplay – it's certainly not the case that they'll be blitzed through in one sitting. Which leaves us with a title that, while not perfect, is certainly worth a little look. Let's just hope the new levels aren't too far away from appearing.

Offering a fairly entertaining adaptation of the popular game of Skee Ball, it's a shame this game's quite cluttered with money making opportunities.

Tap like crazy, grind like crazy, in this tapping game that overcomplicates the mix.

Though devoid of big new ideas, Next Stop is a solid time-management game that genre fans will want to board.

It won't convert naysayers across as there's no more to it than simply matching the relevant icons, but it makes for an entertaining enough way of passing a few hours.

Ultimately, while this game might not do anything revolutionary for the twin-stick shooter genre it's an enjoyable way to spend some time wading through some undead carnage.

The trance music and neon graphics are serviceable but what really matters are the mechanics which are neither amazing nor awful. Apart from it's 3D twist, HypnoBlocks is as straightforward as puzzle games get.

Thankfully, having long ago lost my need for perfection, I was able to continue ever onward and enjoy the zany story for what it was, moving from colons to brains and many organs between. There is quite a bit to enjoy about Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin, and it has high production values. Just be prepared for some level of frustration.