The base mechanics of cover-shooting and troop deployment in WarFriends are super fun and satisfying, but they fall apart since the game allows players to purchase significant advantages over others. The design of WarFriends's free-to-play trappings may not be particularly new, or even egregious, but these concepts still do a lot to keep the game from feeling like the amazing game it could have been.

Ninjump Rooftops goes endless running across challenging rooftops full of obstacles and attacking enemies! Don't worry though, destroy three in a row and players will get a short ride.

It's got some fairly questionable controls and a name that's kind of embarrassing to say out loud, but beyond that lies a robust RPG system of upgrades and leveling that practically carries the entire game by itself. Oddly enough it's the sort of thing that should appeal greatly to fans of dungeon crawlers and the like.

Mystery Ball does a good job at being more than the sum of its parts. When the story gets too ambiguous the gameplay will do something neat and when the gameplay starts to sag the story will take another weird left turn. And when all else fails, players will remember that they are controlling a paranoid marble named Fred.

Fort Raiders SMAAASH! takes familiar mobile strategy in a new, upward direction.

A charming puzzle game with some niggling control issues.

Mecha Ace will grip players with its intense story, forcing them to make tough choices that have lasting consequences.

As understated as just about every aspect of A Ride into the Mountains might be, everything comes together to craft a truly impressive experience.

How quickly can you escape from MZR's neon mazes of doom? Why not find out for yourself?

By and large, Square Valley is a highly compelling puzzle game that captures the spirit of city-building in a pretty flexible and fun package. I just wish I could pop in and out of it a little more easily. Despite this (and a small handful of rulesets that could be a smidge clearer), Square Valley is well worth checking out.

Broken Sword: The Smoking Mirror is a fantastic game. The story feels as fresh and as entertaining as it did back in the day, and the slightly improved graphics are much appreciated. Many hours of entertaining storytelling lie ahead.

This puzzle game blooms thanks to its tough and clever ideas.

Still quite fun, but it isn't entirely fresh. Those looking for new levels with new concepts that explore the familiar formula will enjoy this. Those tired of the game won't find much here to appeal to them.

Shoot everything and loot everything in this entertaining vertical shoot em up.

Fans of management simulators and music will love A Story of a Band, which manages to combine the two with hilarious outcomes.

I think it's an excellent title that has a lot to offer fans of the original Wii version. Like the games in the genre, the gameplay can be repetitive but I think there is enough challenge to keep players busy and wanting more.

An enjoyable game, despite a few niggles. Of course, more maps would have been welcome, but what's included will keep the player busy for quite a while.

It's incredibly hard to take Nyan Cat: Lost In Space seriously, but that's kind of the point. It's a completely ridiculous game and it wears its craziness right on its sleeve. Possibly on its collar and pants, too. And that's a big part of what makes it fun, even with the minor issues.

A casual adventuring, hidden object game with style, Melissa K. and the Heart of Gold is sure to satisfy fans of the genre.

The demo is pretty brief, but it does well to immediately make life sim fans keen to hit the buy button even if it is ultimately a quite simple game to complete.

Though it looks and feels familiar, Snowboard Party 2 is a solid snowboarding game through-and-through.

Beach Buggy Blitz is fantastic and one of the best of its kind on iOS. An absolute pleasure to play and play again.

Toca Mini allows children to to choose their favorite features to create unique, stylized characters.

Auro has plenty of rules to keep to, but it's a very rewarding tactical experience.

"Breakfast is served!" Make toast of the bad guys in this quirky little arcade-style game.

A fun and simple virtual pool game that pits online players against each other in friendly games of 8 ball.

Simple yet addictive is what works so well for Four Letters.

Sango Slayer mixes RPG elements into a classic formula to create a noteworthy Tower Defense - RPG hybrid.