When it comes to spooky, Mental Hospital III delivers; it’s immersive in its desolation.

Tesla Wars strikes back in this similar but superior sequel.

Gunslugs 2 is a chaotic run and gun shooter with all the subtlety of a brick coming through a window.

Starband Troopers gives RPGs a fresh new rhythm.

It's all about the silhouettes.

Zoidtrip is a warm and weird journey under the waves.

Socioball is a tricky but well made collection of puzzles relating to getting a ball to the finish line.

More hands-on than most Tower Defense games, dooDlefense doesn't entirely succeed but it's a neat idea.

WWE personalities on 3v3 combat.

At least it's more fun than actually falling down a well.

It's simple and far from innovative, but KingsRoad is a fun way to spend some time, hacking n slashing.

Raids of Glory is a familiar base building game, but it's a well made one.

Sago Mini Fairy Tales allows children move about a magical forest with the drag of a finger in this engaging children's app.

Think Lemmings and you're not far off when it comes to Flockers.

Spirefall is a twisty, terrific platforming tower.

Its story isn't quite as gripping as others, but Fighting Fantasy: Bloodbones has some great tricks up its sleeves.

Cockatilt is a fluffy-fun game at its core, though some design issues pluck the experience bald in places.

An epic top-down space cowboy affair.

Timing is everything in P.A.C.O. but its steep difficulty level doesn't reward you with enough to keep you playing.

Combo Quest is RPG combat cut right to the bone.

The well-regarded PC game lives on - quite well - on iOS.

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

Realms is the video game version of "go with the flow."

Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Rush is a cute if simple Endless Runner, with baking skills that will make you hungry.

Hidden Object and casual gaming fans will like what Castle - Never Judge a Book By Its Cover has to offer.

This feline murder simulator looks fancy, but it's far from a feast.

Harkening back to the challenge of single screen platformers, Drop Wizard isn't for the faint hearted but it is very enjoyable.

Ultimate Robot Fighting will bring on a sense of déjà vu for players of Injustice. Whether that's considered to be a good or a bad thing is entirely up to them.