Those that enjoy their gaming in extremely small doses will find plenty to love, they just can’t expect to play for hours on end without attempts to pry into their wallet.

I continue to be impresses with the overall detail and gameplay in this free game. Eternity Warriors 2 is definitely worth the download to give it a try for those needing a quick fix of demon slashing.

Just like the creatures it is about, this game is oddly exactly what it appears to be and also not.

It’s a shame then that Finding Teddy is all too short, clocking in at less than a couple of hours. The story doesn’t outstay its welcome but it does leave the player wanting more. Like precious already out there, Finding Teddy is a delightfully original change of pace.

Universal and priced at $0.99 with 40 levels, Time Sliders offers a pretty satisfactory package. Making a simple idea feel more original is no easy feat but Sarcastic Hedgehog has managed this. Fans of sliding puzzles will be happy here.

While Trivi.al is a little heavily weighted towards US audiences and far from the most attractive looking of apps, it's a fun starting block for an enjoyable trivia experience. In-game chat keeps the competitive element steady and the free ad-supported nature of the game will ensure it's open to all. With the right community, this could prove popular.

The only thing Nightmarish about this addictive old-school game is that it doesn't last for longer.

A well done game and it really shows off its polished visuals and mechanics.

Want to care for a virtual pet and play some simple games to keep it happy? Hatchi 2 lets you do just that.

If you’re going to play a free-to-play multiplayer game, it might as well be a fair one. Shadowgun War Games is one of the few mobile titiles that match this criteria. It also happens to be reasonably fun and easy to control. War Games may lack a bit of content and originality, but that is ok by comparison. Those are things that seem likely to improve and evolve over time. Until then, the core that’s here is solid.

A digital adaptation of the tabletop game of the same name, The Witcher Adventure Game is good but has a critical flaw.

It's not as hard as the name suggests, but The Hardest Flight will certainly bring out your twitchy side.

Underneath the surface, Sudoku Seasons is a pretty run of the mill Sudoku game. That's no bad thing though, given that it does the job perfectly and tries to add a few quirks of its own in the form of different shapes. It might not set the Sudoku world on fire but it will entertain for a pretty decent length of time.

Despite some control issues, Feed Me Munchy is a solid action / puzzle game that offers plenty of challenge.

Pinch Peeps is a game with a fun core mechanic, and one that kids and adults looking for a simple distraction might just get some enjoyment out of.

Blight's Decay is a filler game, neither deep nor complex. However, it is still quite fun and excellently presented.

Beat the Melody is very nearly music to one's ears, offering educational gaming for the musically challenged.

Space Heads! is a decent endless flying game with colorful character designs that should especially appeal to younger players.

Vermes on Mars looks great and plays well. It is a challenging game, but the difficulty is well balanced and players shouldn't find themselves getting stuck for too long on any one level.

Hungry Shark Evolution might be a very simple idea but it's fun to take down a plethora of fish or scuba divers in one combo, and oddly calming too! It might falter for extended sessions but as a game to dive (pun alert) into, it does the job.

Hero Pop is a simple but enjoyable balloon bursting match-3 game with some elements of tactical thinking.

I can't speak to how soccer/football fans will receive this game, because I'm not one, but even non-enthusiasts will have fun. Most of the time. I may not know who Zidane is, but I do know when I'm having fun, and I had a fair bit of it with Journey to Real Madrid.

Ski Safari 2 adds some interesting touches to the endless downhill romp, but it isn’t as exciting as the original.

Skiing Yeti Mountain isn’t endless, but it is enjoyable.

While there is a very linear combat strategy which makes it seemingly impossible for players to lose, Corn Quest remains a solid, bargain-priced, strategy title that is very easy on the eye and fun to play. Spending time with vegetables has never been quite so great.

Ember’s Journey is a dimly lit puzzle game that's too reliant on trial and error.

A little sterile, RunBot lacks some personality but it does the job as a reasonable Endless Runner.

Try to outwit (or outpay) your opponent in this card-based race across the galaxy.