The latest installment in the Dungelot series is nicer looking and harder than its predecessors.

Momoka: An Interplanatary Adventure is a fine tribute to old school action games.

Punch Club is a hard-hitting management sim with a great retro aesthetic.

Crashlands is an open world survival game that sets the bar for games in the genre moving forward.

Buried is an atmospheric tale of science gone very badly wrong.

Squareface is a gorgeous and inventive third-person action game that rivals console titles.

Devouring Chaos places you in the shoes of dueling gods, and the result is an explosive adventure.

Command a fleet of space fighters in this hybrid real-time/turn-based strategy game.

Flewn is one of the most beautiful storytelling experiences you'll find on a mobile device.

Bring a series of snowmen to life with this whimsical holiday puzzler

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

A New Beginning is an appealing adventure game about the dangers of climate change.

This minimalistic runner is an exciting riff on the genre.

This high-octane endless runner will challenge your reflexes and put a smile on your face.

While Rayman Adventures doesn't rekindle the same spark as previous outings, it's still an attractive package.

Temple Run 2: Frozen Shadows isn't so much an expansion as a reskin.

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

Gopogo's core concept is good, but frequent ads and other issues get in the way of the fun.

Dark Star looks pretty and it has some good ideas, but its controls make for a rough flight.

Galaxy of Heroes injects the Star Wars licence into a mobile blueprint, and the result is pretty bland.

Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey feels more like the start of a great idea rather than a fleshed-out experience.

Lost Horizon is a mobile port of a PC adventure game classic that's good fun for genre veterans and newcomers alike.

Super Dangerous Dungeons is a nostalgic platformer that suffers from control issues and a lack of inspiration.

Despite a snag here and there, Dark Fear successfully blends horror and RPG mechanics with classic adventure gaming.

Wizards and Wagons successfully blends a number of genres to make for an unforgettable trading adventure.

With Five Minutes Before, it's all a matter of whether or not you want to stick around long enough to try surviving.

Strategy game fans will enjoy Fantasy War Tactics, as long as they're not too bothered by minor free-to-play trappings.

Bigfoot Hunter is a fun and light-hearted alternative to animal-shooting games like Deer Hunter.