Ultimately, Dino Life is going to be quite a divisive game. With so few actual gaming elements, and a lot of tapping on things to collect resources, many gamers won't be too interested.

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins is not the strongest title by Kaigan Games, but it's certainly better than their most recent efforts. A guided experience led mostly by a pre-established fictional universe takes a lot of the mystery out of searching through this lost phone, but it manages to do enough character work to keep you invested in seeing it through.

Due to the ease in which it's possible to play SpaceOff, it's an ideal game for everyone in the two player mode. One finger is all that's needed and a fast eye to keep up with things. The single player mode could do with a little more attention to make this a great and inexpensive package.

The cute graphics and simple gameplay make Doodle Rider an excellent choice for younger kids, as long as parents are mindful of the in-app purchasing system. Overall, Doodle Rider might not hold much interest for older players, but still provides a challenge to keep parents interested while playing with their kids.

A game for the twitchy player, Angularis is simple yet entertaining.

Assault Squadron is a great attempt at the "bullet hell" shoot 'em up genre from outside of its homeland, and is impressive from a technical standpoint, but a shoot 'em up with uncomfortable controls is a shoot 'em up that should be approached with caution.

For those that can look past the mechanical hang-ups, this game can be a blast.

It’s a good thing Shooting Stars doesn’t rely solely on celebrity spoofs and meme jokes.

It's a fun, albeit simple distraction to be sure. I just think they're a little too stingy with the coins. That and with no way to go back and replay completed stages I question the game's overall replay value, mini-games notwithstanding.

If old-fashioned route memorization is your idea of a challenge, Cosmophony should be a treat.

Get Me Outta Here is a solid 2-D shooter with a great sense of style. While I wish it had an option to opt for a controller, it's still a pretty good time without one. I don't think it will blow anyone away, but it's great fun that's easy enough for you to try out for free if you think it might be for you.

Another addition to a classic gaming series, Metal Slug X is a remake of the original Metal Slug 2 and incorporates some new enemies while maintaining the same classic gameplay.

The visual assets in Zombie Burst are all hand drawn and have their own unique style, but the animations are very rudimentary and especially so during gameplay. Fortunately, this game doesn't take it self too seriously and players will enjoy several funny little interludes as they play through the game.

Quirky and just a little bit odd, Cube & Star is an interesting exploration of the world and our impact upon it.

Zombie Puzzle Panic puts some pretty neat undead twists on Match-3 puzzling.

Team Monster has a promising premise and is visually remarkable but is let down by repetitive and predictable gameplay mechanics.

Fishing is far from relaxing in Fast Fishing, but it is fun.

Fun yet sometimes frustratingly slowly paced, Royal Revolt 2 is a conflicting reverse tower defense game, and not one for those who despise freemium elements.

Despite some charming visual flair, No Way Home has a hard time selling its brand of loot-based shooting in a way that makes it noteworthy.

Zoombinis is a logical if tricky puzzle game, that's sure to tax your deduction skills.

Offering a different take on the Match-three way of doing things, Hexee isn't the prettiest but it is quite fun.

Gameplay also gets quite tedious after a while with nothing really changing. Every few levels, a special mission kicks in requiring players to build a specific structure out of the blocks but this is just a race against time rather than anything challenging. With arcade games, players are used to relatively short bursts but on a system like this, longevity would have been nice.

Ends up being a fairly good game, even if it is a bit hard to define.

The best aspects of Ski Jump Pro are the customization that players can make to characters, the sheer amount of content in the game, and the straightforward controls. The simple gameplay does get repetitive like so many other casual games, but it is nonetheless fun.

It may not be a real first-person shooter, at least not in the way everyone would naturally expect, but Mission Sirius is still quite fun. So long as players know what they're getting into I think they'll end up having a good time with it. Although I might suggest muting the sound. At least until someone addresses that annoying voice.

I like everything about Gravity Runner except for the game itself. I love the concept to death. I think that done properly, it could be an incredibly fun platformer, one that could really play with gravity bending the way that this does. But as an endless platformer, Gravity Runner just does not work.

Football Manager RPG won't supersede the likes of Football Manager 2011 but as a form of management title with a twist, it's a lot of fun.

Lifeline 2 is a creepy choose-your-own adventure that feels a little off.