Under the Sun is a 4D puzzle game in which time is of the essence as players strive to reach the goal in a certain number of steps.

Ticklefluff is a Bop-It style game with a cute main character.

It might not challenge you, but Adventures of Poco Eco will delight you.

It’s not exactly the ultimate all-star gathering we might’ve hoped for, but Final Fantasy Record Keeper is a decent nostalgia trip.

Imps in Tokyo is a cool and stylish little game that's capable of winning over just about anyone who isn't completely opposed to line-drawing mechanics.

Compass Point: West is a neat, western take on town building and defense.

This puzzle RPG nails its mechanics without any real issues, and does a great job of mixing up the action to keep players on their toes.

Pocket Mine 2 does a reasonable job of improving on the original game's formula, although it hasn't captured its full potential.

This free-to-play puzzle/RPG injects new mechanics into a proven formula, but doesn't quite hit the mark.

It might look cool, but Stormblades is pretty shallow.

A Rock, Paper, Scissors style battle, lacking some personality.

Mr Jump is unforgivingly tough, and you'll love it for that exact reason.

Bullet-hell with a pleasant twist thrown in.

Cosmic Explorer: Redshift is an adventure game full of decisions, but it lacks emotion.

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

Being a superhero really shouldn't be this unexciting.

There hasn’t been an absurd take on Hamlet this enjoyable since “Last Action Hero.”

Space exploration isn't so exciting in Buzz Aldrin's Space Program Manager, but there are a lot of resources to manage.

A decent example of the casual adventuring genre, Questerium: Sinister Trinity should appeal to the laid-back fan.

Yak Dash is a cute and fun racing game that's a little smelly in parts - but what would you expect from yaks?

Tomato World 2 is a simple yet tricky one-touch platformer. It's pretty fun.

Heroes Charge is a very middle-of-the-road RPG that's unremarkable, but an okay pick if you can't get enough of mobile-based RPGs.

A puzzle game for the paranoid.

Though players still have to endure some free-to-play trappings, Taichi Panda is a well-constructed mobile MMOG.

Paper Monsters Recut looks very charming but it's a little derivative.

This game attempts to capture the magic of tabletop dungeon crawling in video game form, and it does so, but with mixed results.

Tap to the beat to succeed, but expect some ads to get in your way with BeatDefense.

Real Steel Champions is a fighting game that's more about grinding than fighting ability.