Magimon is a decent, inoffensive (ignoring the horrendous sound effect and music, anyway) freemium game, but that's all it is.

An enjoyable enough game. Unfortunately, despite Clapfoot's best efforts, there are only so many ways the player can clear a room full of tanks before repetition sets in. Even the inclusion of a split-screen offline multiplayer option fails to liven things up, due to limited maps that are just too small.

This naval strategy game's nuances are borderline inaccessible but with enough patience it can be fun. Sort of.

Glorious Quest is an ideal quick fix for action RPG fans. It can be a little finicky at times but its heart is in the right place. And despite the control issues it's actually quite a bit of fun.

I like what GRink has to offer – its quirky nature, its simple but indie like graphics, and the careful combination of precise movements and thinking through your next move. GRink provides a fairly entertaining experience for its inexpensive price but it does need a bit of fleshing out in a few departments to be as special as I think it could be.

Live the life of a slice of bread, desperate to be toasted. Yes, really.

Charming fun. The puzzles are entertaining to solve and throughout, you feel relaxed playing it. It's soothing which is sometimes just what you need from a puzzle game.

Battle Chasers: Nightwar feels like an rpg that doesn’t know what it wants to be. In its pursuit of trying to have every classic rpg system crammed into it, it doesn’t take the time to tell you about them or why they might be important. It just creates a digital checklist for you that’s miles long. For an rpg that you might want to play on the go for a good long time, that might not be such a bad thing, but it could be better.

Mix Clash of Clans with Call of Duty, and this is what you get.

Outpost Luna asks players to plan moves in advance in this sci-fi themed worker placement game.

Mario Italiano Four Families goes for looks over practicality, but it's a quite fun card battler.

Matching colored food might be very familiar, but Order Up!! Fast Food is a quite fun example of the genre.

A dark platforming adventure that most players may find too short.

This game is more obfuscating than it is complex, and while its disparate elements made me want to like it, playing it did a lot to dissuade me in an immediate fashion.

Cute but simplistic, Hopeless is an adorable survival horror game which is all but impossible not to love.

It's all quite run of the mill with Mister Miguel really.

So WIGGLER is not the most advanced game, the most well-designed or the most anything. WIGGLER is amusing and interesting, and that’s more than can be said about a lot of games.

Multicross is a fairly strategic tetromino puzzle game from the creator of Tetris.

Last Temple might not be the most original game but it is fun. The control system is quick and responsive and the gameplay is easy to hop into. It's that perfectly pitched low price that means it's an easy decision to make. You like Match Three titles; this is the game for you.

Samurai II: Vengeance visuals may impress, but the gameplay is roundly unimpressive.

Because of the length of the levels and lack of polish, I would only suggest Empire Defenders 2 to hardcore TD fans looking to get their hands on something unique and challenging. This isnt' a game that everyone will enjoy.

It's a dependable and fun Tower Defense game, but Cursed Treasure 2 lacks a certain original spark that would have truly made it special.

It's challenging stuff and players would be forgiven for being infuriated at times. One slightly wrong tilt can undo a lot of work in later stages and it's sometimes quite tough to navigate the mazes that emerge to add to the difficulty level.

For the patient gamer, this is still a decent choice.

While Nemo's Reef may not be revolutionary, it's hard to ignore the eye popping graphics and the familiar character appearances like Dory and Marlin.

It's Bust-A-Move all over again, but with a few tricks up its sleeve.

Not quite hitting the spot, Stargate SG-1: Unleashed is an interesting mishmash of genres but it doesn't quite fire on all cylinders.

A score-focused RPG has a lot of potential indeed and is certainly an unique idea. For now though, you might find yourself longing for a little more depth.