The game is never-ending really. You just keep going, trying to last as long as possible while taking on new monsters.

Offering quite the murder mystery, Special Enquiry Detail: Engaged to Kill is a great example of the Hidden Object genre.

If you like the series, this one should definitely be on your list, and if you’re completely unfamiliar with Shin Megami Tensei, it’s still worth checking out if you’re a fan of RPGs in general. Undoubtedly there’s some grinding to be done the further you get - especially if you want to avoid microtransactions - but that’s fairly standard for this type of game, rather than being unique to Liberation.

It won't take long to complete Captain Antarctica at only an hour or two, but it's an enjoyable ride while it lasts. The cute stylization of everything particularly lends itself to family gaming but anyone with a love of endless running but a craving for level progression will enjoy this pleasant journey.

It's a solid effort for Hogrocket, however. It just needs a challenge level re-adjustment to make it truly as great as I suspect it could be.

It just feels like it's lacking that special something to transform it into a 5-star game.

This may not be the most inventive or unique physics game out there, but it is a strong new entry in genre.

This game is a great bite-sized retro masterpiece with focused gameplay and modes that will fit any gaming occasion. Box Cat's quirky, unrelentingly enjoyable role reversal will keep players crashing this kitty for a long, long time.

There's a lot to love about Tank Riders. It looks and sounds fantastic, and the idea behind the gameplay is sound; in fact some of the levels are quite tense. It's a shame that the controls always feel a bit too sluggish, because while it doesn't ruin the game, it's a prominent niggle in an otherwise fine game.

Anyone expecting a huge, story-driven first person shooter might be a bit disappointed but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty of fun to be had with Overkill 2.

It's the kind of game that you'll find yourself playing obsessively at first, but even after the initial excitement has gone, you'll still be returning to it daily for the next challenge.

Despite the lack of light this endless flyer most definitely does *not* stumble around in the dark.

Master of Craft's blend of town-building and adventuring should keep aspiring weapon-shop owners happy for hours.

Plenty of games have clever designs and plenty more have clever writing. Car Toons! is fortunate enough to have both.

One of Another World's largest shortcomings, which is really a product of its original design, is that it's more of an exercise in repetition than actual skill.

This is a great film trivia game that is simple to play and has more to enjoy than just correctly answering questions. The game's images are so well done, the effect is positively spooky. Film buffs will appreciate FilmWise Invisibles and they will really enjoy the images.

This best-in-class brawler makes its way to iOS in an uncompromised state, but still has the same warts of other games in the genre.

Middle Manager of Justice is a shallow affair. One that shouldn't be as much fun as it actually is. Fortunately, it is fun and very addictive. After a time, players might find themselves repeating their actions but, ultimately, they won't care.

A simple game. It's run-and-jump, over and over again; the only semblance of "depth" comes with the online leaderboards.

Distinctly wacky in nature, while loose controls might affect things Aliens Drive Me Crazy is still rather fun to dip into.

Identity V is a little waffly in its introduction, but the actual game is great fun and feels pretty slick on a smartphone.

For this quality time, $2.99 is a small price to pay for this quirky and adorable game.

The only criticism is that the last few levels could do a little more oomph, a little more of the ingenuity that was shown in the middle section of the game.

1000 Heroz's daily task mechanic is what really makes this game stand out, and encourages the kind of long-term play that the strongest iOS games have.

Surge is a funky tapper that has converted this non-believer.

Flo is back and free! PlayFirst revives the time management classic Diner Dash as a free-to-play and the transition is, for the most part, smooth as butter.

It's like playing Chess, only everyone goes at the same time and the price for losing is being wiped out of existence.

This simple looking puzzle game is as smartly executed as it is brutally hard.