Gordon Ramsay DASH offers some pretty fun puzzling and fan service, though it is marred a bit by its free-to-play structure. If you're at all a fan of Gordon Ramsay, this game is definitely worth checking out, though how long you'll stick with it is questionable.

The best Fix-It-Up Time Management game yet.

Overall, Fire Escapes is good for killing a few minutes, but due to a lack of variation in the game play, it won't hold players' attention for too long. The graphics are retro and well done, and it's only $0.99, so it's definitely not a bad deal.

A fairly typical side-scrolling shoot-em-up is improved a lot thanks to an entertaining and funny storyline.

A cool gimmick and a great art style keep Strung Along from completely falling apart.

It's very shallow and some more structure would have been appreciated. While there are some basic missions to work towards, it lacks focus, but there is still some enjoyment, especially for those who have suffered from a long day. For free, that's not a bad offering but I'd struggle to be tempted to spend real money on items.

GnarBike Pro impressively, and almost inadvertently, does a great job of giving the player the feeling of having a person's very life in their hands. If one can get past the bland aesthetics they will find a game with a hook well worth trying to master.

I'm Aquarius is a pretty basic arcade/rhythm game, but it's enjoyable for a time - and its soundtrack is great.

Babel Running is not one of the all-time great endless runners – it's no Canabalt or Jetpack Joyride, for certain, but it's an entertaining little game, and one that may be just a bit more amusing for those fans of Babel Rising because of its tie-in, though it's certainly enjoyable without having played it.

This cleverly packaged collection of puzzles will have even the most determined gamers scratching their noggins.

Historical trivia can be fun thanks to this simple yet fun board game.

Odd Bot Out is messy fun with physics.

This gacha games plays more like an idle game, while ditching some of the worst parts of its contemporaries in the process.

It's certainly fun enough that I'd encourage taking The Plunge, but as a free-to-play experience, even an ad-free one, it feels a bit too short. It's definitely a good time while it lasts, though.

Dig! is Qix for the iOS generation, with a few adjustments made for extra creativity.

There's a lot of depth and substance to Vampire Season.

Reaction times and trigger fingers will be tested in this gory cover-based shooter.

The game allows players to get stuck very easily.

It has a lot of content to offer and is well designed.

Perform tricks and surf like crazy with Surfy.

Bellyfish isn't the most innovative of Endless games, but it is quite fun and cute.

These simple variations on gameplay make for a very unique game that players familiar with the genre will enjoy.

Baller Legends keeps it simple, but it's a fairly fun basketball game.

Kill zombies and gather supplies to "get to the choppa" in this zombie-themed board game.

The atmosphere is preciously cute and the level design overall is good enough to make Drag It worth considering. Birds got to fly.

So, we have a platformer with an interesting idea, but one that feels like it's still in that phase before it's fun. I encourage the developers to return to this idea; there's something here, it works well on touch screens, but refining it to make and keep it interesting is what is necessary to make it a star.

All in all, Stratosphere: Multiplayer Defense probably isn’t for serious gamers. I feel like it may have more of an appeal for casual gamers and children alike, but that doesn’t make it a bad game by any means. It’s still a great way to compete against friends, and I’m looking forward to what the developers have in store for future updates. It’s off to an awesome start.

Fans of the genre will enjoy the variety of the challenge, however, and find themselves keen to see what happens next. Just like I did!