It can get really freaking tough, but it's a surprisingly solid game. Especially considering that it's freemium.

Regular Show gets an above average game.

Dungeon Quest does a lot of things right, but ultimately forgets about one of the core components expected in any RPG, which is ironically even mentioned in the game’s title: a quest.

TipTop's plot is linear…a bunch of stupid, well-meaning heroes are on a quest to save the world. But the game itself is incredibly fun to play. The controls are good, the tempo is quick, the artwork is fantastic, and the sense of humor present in the plot just makes it even more fun.

With audiovisuals that are cute and charming without becoming dangerously twee, and a challenging and addictive core experience, Dwarven Den would be a solid recommendation even if it came with a price tag attached. The fact that it doesn’t, while still maintaining a high level of quality, makes this even more of a diamond in the rough.

A game like this could have so easily seemed like terribly bad taste but its cartoon style nature ensures that Hackycat is simply mindless fun. It’s the kind of game that easily turns “just one more go” into an hour of joy. Just remember: Don’t try this at home.

Coign of Vantage is a casual puzzle game with unique and novel gameplay.

Tiny Monsters doesn't really do anything new with the Freemium formula, but it does what it does well enough to scratch that particular itch.

Continuing the release of Fighting Fantasy titles, Starship Traveller is a change of pace from the usual, and all the better for it.

It looks like EA Sports has finally discovered how to tread the line between free-to-pay and pay-to-win. Simply put, they finally figured it out.

The Gods: Rebellion is very similar to the God of War series, but should be fun for mobile gamers looking for a similar title.

The thing to know about Super Hydorah is that it’s a game that checks the boxes in all of the right places. It’s a side-scrolling shooter with a retro feel, but just enough of its own clever ideas to make it stand out. It may not have a difficulty curve that makes sense, and its story may be very weak, but those things don’t register as problems while you’re playing it. Instead, you focus in on the tight controls, classic presentation, and inventive level design that makes this simple shooter formula work.

Pretty much the only thing holding Super Lemonade Factory back is the content - some more inventive level design and creative uses of the characters' abilities would be welcome, as this game has such promise.

The 68 levels in all provide great value.

Galactic Phantasy Prelude is still a pretty fun game, and it's a major improvement over Galaxy Pirate Adventure in just about every way imaginable, it can just be a bit of a chore to complete certain tasks. And not thanks to the difficulty but some rather questionable design choices.

Offering frantic twitch-based gaming, Hardest Game Ever 2 provides a sturdy challenge to those with fast reflexes and a love of mini-games.

Directional Dash is a fast-paced puzzle game built for quick sessions of 30, 60, or 120 seconds.

Demon Tribe is a MOBA experience which has SEGA's classic stamp all over it, but it's also a battle title with few options for the single player.

Despite such flaws, Puzzle Restorer is still well worth its $0.99 price tag. With 64 levels, plus a series of secret stages, it’s going to take a while to finish the game but it’ll be good fun getting there.

Bottle Cap Blitz is a fun arcade game that starts out simple enough, but soon adds plenty of modern trappings that change the experience dramatically.

One thing is for certain: you'll never get the feeling while playing Phoenix that the screen could use a few more bullets.

Simple to look at and play, Dots is a rather fun game about connecting as many dots as possible within a short period of time.

It's not perfect, but Spider-Man Unlimited is a pleasantly enjoyable narrative-based auto-runner.

If you are looking for a Tap Tap Revolution-like experience and are tired of playing the same old corporate stuff, give Tapic a try. It's only 99 cents, and if you like how it plays, it has as much replayability as you have music.

This sequel features beautiful new graphics, impressive fast bikes, and insane tracks to keep players satisfied.

Overall, the varied game play along with the diverse levels makes Meeblings an impressive game for anyone looking for something new.

The only real problem with Abi is its length. The game is completely beautiful, it’s got a lot of character, and its puzzles—while lite—are pretty neat. Hopefully the addition of more chapters to the game will make it a more compelling package in the future. For now though, Abi is a burst of fun that is gone before you know it.

Magic: The Gathering - Puzzle Quest is an appealing combination of deck building and match three, but the pace is a little too slow.