The hit(stick)man with a vendetta is back in a sequel that retains everything fans love about the series, while adding an energy system they'll hate.

Mega Drift is an entertaining way to pass a few minutes by drifting around corners.

After playing Monument Valley 2, I have an idea of why the first game got propped up to be mobile gaming's standard-bearer. At the time of its release, it was a novel experience wrapped in a breathtakingly gorgeous package. It was easy to look at, easy to play, and therefore easy to recommend to anyone. Much like an actual monument, Monument Valley was (and still is) an important landmark in mobile gaming. Monument Valley 2 seems to iterate on the things that made Monument Valley so beloved, but in doing so it feels like a duplication of effort–like a monument to a monument. It's still pretty and easy to recommend, but feels far less special.

Karateka Classic is a port of a classic fighting game that holds up rather well today.

With a quirky but unique style, Kapsula is an enjoyable mix of racing and match-3. Yes, really.

Chain Chronicle is an easy-to-learn role-playing game that successfully combines tower defense, strategy, and action.

Redford the squishy monster is back for the second time in this vibrant, fast-paced, action-packed, and fun-filled endless jumper.

Grooh is a game meant to be played in short bursts. Like a loyal dog, it will wait patiently and be happy and fun every time its owner returns. Downloading a Grooh of their own is a decision players will not regret.

Zynga's latest asynchronous multiplayer game is a fun homage to Wheel of Fortune.

Help power a hero's biplane in this casual puzzle game.

The King of Fighters '97 is an excellent port of a classic entry in the Neo Geo fighting game series.

You've waited half your life to play this.

Yes, a few cheap deaths aside, Don't Run With a Plasma Sword is another solid endless runner with a little bit of action-platformer thrown in. So throw the instruction manual out the window and give this one a try if you're a fan of the genre. Did I mention the theremin? It really is rather neat.

Even with cartoon-style animations, Devils at the Gate: Pacific War still manages to remain an entertaining tower defense game based around the conflict in the Pacific during World War II.

Originality is all but impossible in the modern age, so let's just blow over where On the Wind draws its inspirations from and how heavily. What matters is that it's beautiful to look at, fun to play, and challenging enough to keep me coming back for more than a few goes. Still, one hopes the developer's next game isn't called Voyage.

Flaws aside, Hit N' Run is a unique, well-developed endurance racer with superb graphics, animations and sound.

A great conversion of a much-loved Dreamcast game.

This game wedges compelling roguelike and deck-building systems into a slot machine to create a surprisingly strategic experience that feels perfect for mobile play.

Can be pretty fun. It's certainly not as robust as other more popular games in the genre but it offers a more unique experience. One that I'd gladly recommend to people who enjoy this kind of stuff.

It’s not a concept that automatically endears anyone but Sortee does it all well. It’s a simple yet enjoyable casual focused game, but one that will trick one’s brain more than expected. A fine combination for the grand price of nothing.

Eden-World Builder is perfect for a person who enjoyed playing with Legos as a child and wants to experience that fun in a game. The lack of objectives will probably cause some players to grow bored quickly, but others find it very liberating.

I truly enjoyed Big Cup Cricket. Its control system is spot on, consistently accurate and makes the game a joy to play.

Spin Up is a great game for fans of the genre. As with most high-score based games repetition eventually sets in, but trying to earn enough experience points for new characters should keep the player busy for a good while.

Players must whack moles quickly in this two player game that requires fast reflexes and perfect timing. What’s not to like?

Set atop pictures captured by NASA's Hubble telescope, Sky Scramble is a logic puzzle game that is both relaxing and challenging.

Such sign up issues aside, and Fridge Words is a simple yet enjoyable word game. It even throws in a quick game mode, enabling players the chance to hone their skills without requiring another person, handy for when one is away from a wi-fi or 3G area. It's hard to significantly criticize.

The 1980s arcade style comes back to life in a visually awesome but chaotic bullet hell title.

If anyone reading this likes games with a focus on micromanagement, and either loves or doesn't mind the inclusion of zombies, I'd urge them to buy Rebuild right away.