This narrative sci-fi adventure creates one of the most nuanced and complete game worlds that has ever come to mobile.

Where Motorsport Manager Mobile 2 felt like a reinvention of the series, Motorsport Manager Mobile 3 just seems like a continuation of pre-existing ideas. There’s more things to do and a greater variety of ways to do them, which is great, but it’s also a bunch of stuff that feels pretty familiar. This familiarity makes Motorsport Manager Mobile 3 feel a bit unsurprising, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still fantastic.

A fun game with a simple concept. It doesn't get boring quickly and the multiplayer games are smooth and responsive. Whether you're a trivia buff or someone who just likes to compete with their friends, Quizboard is worth checking out-especially since the basic version is free.

Based on its unique physics-based puzzle gameplay along with its interesting combination of weapons, I'd say Corpse Granny is a must download and will surprise even the youngest of players.

It's full of wonderful illustrations, delightfully twisted humor, and just enough nuance to set itself apart from other similar titles. It's totally my new favorite.

Project Highrise is a phenomenal building management game that's a phenomenal fit on mobile.

Particularly as a 1.0 release, Cargo Runners is amazingly polished and is a wondrously enjoyable board game.

"My name is Monica, and I am a Cell Bound-aholic."

With cheerful graphics, easy to pick up gameplay and multiple ways to be entertained, I may not be the only one with Piggy Bounce as a iOS standard.

THE aMAZEing Labyrinth is a great puzzle game, enticing the player in with a few gentle levels before hooking them entirely. Well worth a play.

Fluffy, lovable, and deceivingly addictive, Air Supply - SOS offers players a sheep-saving good time.

Mike Bithell's creative platformer is a fantastic experience because of its writing.

Chasing down medals will keep players busy for a while, but I imagine the constant competition for each track's World Record will keep them occupied for even longer.

Treasure Buster is a fantastic little game with loads of heart. It takes a great combat mechanic and loads it into an arcade experience that is deeper than it appears. If you've got a buck, there's no good reason why you shouldn't pick Treasure Buster up.

Ace Fishing: Wild Catch is an arcade game that makes the sport seem fun even to an audience who wouldn’t actually like the real thing.

Coupled with its attractive yet clear graphics and Pilot's Path ticks all the right boxes for an enjoyable open world title.

Sago Mini Space Explorer creates a space landscape for young children to explore.

Momoka: An Interplanatary Adventure is a fine tribute to old school action games.

A word game that’s not like all the rest. Take a little bit of Tetris, a dash of a word search, and blend it together to get this addicting word game known as ALPHA 9.

It combines role playing, collection, and match 3 elements incredibly well and it can be very difficult to put down when trying to earn enough tertiary characters to level up a favorite.

Runic Sorcerer is a mystical adventure that will take players back to the dark ages with its immersive 3D environments.

Suburbia mixes competitive elements, board game design, and Sim City into a pretty awesome experience.

With Polara, players are also arguably getting two games in one. After completing each stage, a separate goal emerges: the collection of the titular letters and a special medallion. The position of each letter cleverly rewires the way players are required to jump, switch colors, and evaluate timing. Meanwhile, perfectionists will be enticed by the pursuit of "flawless," no-death runs. All told, Hope This Works shows that ingenuity in design trumps superfluous achievements every time.

Wind-Up Knight 2 is an auto-running platformer with immaculate game design.

Pocket Trains is yet another extremely satisfying simulation from NimbleBit.

I can't recommend World of Goo enough. If you are a fan of physics puzzlers or just a good games in general, this is a must have. While it's not a new game, it's good to have it finally on a platform that it seems to have been designed for.

Tower of Fortune 2 improves on the original in ways I didn’t even think were necessary. And it manages to craft a compellingly unique RPG experience while doing it.

At the end of the day, Asphalt 5 does not presume to be anything else than what it is, and that's a flat-out arcade racer. It succeeds in its mission, and does so without taking itself too seriously, making it both charming and fun.