Offering a fun bowling experience amongst friends, Bowl With Me is a little simple but still offers some fun times.

The moral of this story is that if you are desperate for some football action, Gameloft would love to sell you a copy of NFL 2011.

This Is Not A Ball Game. has a great look and promising concept, but struggles with many of the game-like aspects that fill it out.

Combining tower defense with sums is an educational and fun move for this title.

From a purely technical standpoint there's very little to complain about with Rock Band Reloaded and if you're such a big fan of the franchise you need a new mobile version then you'll be quite pleased.

Apache Overkill is a fine game and one that you'll enjoy for a little while but you might find yourself longing for a bit more substance to your gaming experience.

It's a stunning game to look at but even for a JRPG nut such as myself, it lacks any real passion.

Furious Climber's rough packaging can't ruin its awesomely awkward gameplay

Yeti's Parole Officer proves that looks aren't everything in this entertaining, if plain, piece of interactive fiction.

Core Puzzle is a logic-based puzzler with all the elements one would expect, with the right level of balance between difficulty and replay.

HeadshotsAlley is not a "for all ages" kind of game. The subject matter, visuals, and overall difficulty might be too much for some to handle. Anyone who isn't bothered by these three elements, however, should have a grand old time blasting face and chasing that high score.

Switch & Drop is a fairly typical Matching game but it has a few small tweaks to make it more interesting - at least for a little while.

Players must weigh risk vs. reward in this dice-based free-to-play dungeon-crawler.

Tiny Troopers is fun in small doses and has the makings of a pretty cool casual war game. It's just that the soldiers' movements aren't entirely accurate. An issue that doesn't go well with permadeath. It's certainly entertaining in its own way, but requires a lot of patience to get anywhere.

Use strategy and tactics to control time and earn stacks in this steampunk-themed card game.

Tactics Maiden is strategy comfort food, until it overstays its welcome.

Manipulate the pipes to reconnect the water supply in this simple yet entertaining puzzle game.

It’s just tanks, battling it out. It’s not the best-controlling game ever, and the concept won’t light the world on fire, but it’s just tanks. It’s 99 cents to control a tank across 70 levels, and that’s it.

Mixing up puzzle elements with Chess-based sensibilities is a fun move for this simplistic looking puzzle game.

Warhammer 40K: Armageddon is complex, robust, and not for everyone.

Gunman Taco Truck has a certain charm to its concept and gameplay structure, but its component parts end up feeling too disparate and random to be compelling. This, combined with some weird gameplay quirks, make it hard to stick with the game for too terribly long.

With plenty of puns and parodic content, Ferris Mueller's Day Off is an entertaining if sometimes illogical adventure game.

It's not exactly fun when a game forces you to depend on loading and re-loading frequent save files to make progress, but this is core to Rebel Cops's design, and at least they make it relatively easy to do. For some reason, this was enough to allow the game to really hook me, though I can't say I was all too glad to find myself sinking as much time into Rebel Cops as I did.

While Flick Champions isn’t anything worth writing home about, the many different ways to approach the title helps augment the replayability. It is hard to say how long it will maintain a player’s interest, but at least the potential for preoccupation is there.

A simple concept, Cloud Breaker is fiendishly challenging. Even for those used to the brick-busting genre.

Brodlzottn clearly uses a lot of endless jumping and running style mechanics that we've seen before but it still feels fresher than many. It's down to the concept really, it's so utterly bizarre and unique.

Bubble Fins doesn't reinvent the wheel, sticking to bubble popping conventions, but it is a fun and challenging take on a very familiar format.

This competitive match-three game layers in complicated in confusing systems, but ultimately retains the simplicity of a multiplayer puzzler.