Like a piece of parchment, Paperchase is beautiful but thin.

It wasn't quite worth $2.99, but for free, every RPG lover should at least give it a shot. Then you can go for a more polished game like Zenonia or Inotia 2.

Nothing's incredibly wrong with this endless runner, but nothing's incredibly right about it either.

Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey feels more like the start of a great idea rather than a fleshed-out experience.

Train your way to the Super Bowl in this free-to-play sports management game.

Arlo’s Adventure may not be the glorious homage to classic adventure games that I was hoping for, but it has been a fun ride for the most part. It’s certainly not running short on potential. Plus it’s fun to utilize Arlo’s powers in unique and interesting ways.

A touch on the easy side and quite short, Doggins is still a charming delight of an adventure game.

To get the most out of Bam Fu, it’s best for players to turn their brains off. That may not sound like the best advice, but if summer can be the home of dumb, fun movies who says it can’t be the same for games?

Follow the Rabbit is a great introductory game for kids just getting into the world of mobile-gaming, and those looking for a very lightly paced, fun game in-between meetings or on the bus-ride home. It's not that the game does anything wrong; it actually gets a lot right, but for its sake, let's hope future levels offer a bit more of a challenge.

Despite its bizarre protagonist, Lion Pig is a pretty standard platformer.

Negotiate various traps and spikes in order to get the zombies away from the Grim Reaper's clutches in this quite fun puzzle game.

7th Playground has created a winning platform game here, and even with the quirky storyline, this game shines as an enjoyable adventure.

Do we really need in-app purchases that effectively over-simplify (even break) the game early on?

Though Dino on Fire still plays very closely to Clash of Clans, fighting as dinosaurs has its own appeal.

Though Death Golf shows early promise, the lack of variety, repetitive mechanics and frustrating movement controls hold it back from reaching its aspirations.

Some really fun puzzles and spot on fluid physics make this game super entertaining. Some less than perfect English translations also bring a bit of unintended humor to the game.

A harmonious mix of F2P features lead Outernaut's simple monster battling to victory.

This combat-focused platformer has a great sense of adventure despite some middling combat.

Siegecraft TD is an open-field tower defense game that wastes its most interesting aspect on a multiplayer mode that's got a steep learning curve.

Animals vs Mutants is cute and fun for a time, but strategy enthusiasts won't find it to be a challenging hunt.

There are certainly ways to innovate on retro gaming's classics, but this one felt a bit too close to the original with some additions that it didn't really function quite as well into drawing me into wanting to play it.

I love Max and the Magic Marker more in concept than in execution. If the platforming elements were tighter, and if the exploration elements were properly accommodated by the game, then this could be something truly special. However, as it stands, what you have is a game that is at times brilliant, but mostly frustrating.

The 7th Guest: Infection does an excellent job converting a classic puzzle into a full blown game, but the level of patience and strategy required to fully enjoy the game might be a turn off for some.

The end of the world turns into an opportunity for acts of mayhem against the undead. However, it's not all fun and games!

Galactic Striker isn't the most inventive or flashy shooter out there but it has some interesting points and is fun to play. Just don't go quoting it to any friends.

It's just unfortunate that the harder difficulty level really doesn't feel that much harder than the standard level. It's a worthy game for fans of the genre and benefits greatly from some nice original touches. Just don't expect to be challenged.

Fans of the original arcade game will find even more to love with the updated version of Plunder!. I enjoyed playing it and I think it has a lot to offer with its strategic gameplay that can be played for short or long periods of time.

ROD is a unique, entertaining effort. One I'd highly recommend everyone try at least once.