We've seen this game before, but now it's got an Arabian Nights motif that doesn't make a ton of sense.

An adorable endless runner where gamers help guide a grilled cheese sandwich through a retro, obstacle-filled environment.

Build a base and compete with players around the world in this quietly enjoyable game of world domination.

Drag matching shapes together and watch the points come flying in.

A game that could have just been a cheap cash-in on the Minecraft-esque voxel fad instead winds up being something that stands on its own.

A console racing game would be hard to do justice on mobile, but Blur Overdrive has just enough old and new to appease both fans and newcomers.

One could use this game as an example of an absurd pay to play game, but one could also use this game as an example of a great time.

Runic Sorcerer is a mystical adventure that will take players back to the dark ages with its immersive 3D environments.

Building an empire should really be more exciting than this.

Romans From Mars has all the elements one would typically expect to see from a tower defense title, while choosing not to conform to the ‘rigid’ layout of the genre.

Morphopolis is a visually stunning hidden object adventure about the metamorphosis of a bug, packed with puzzles to solve and a beautiful world to interact with.

Nomasaurus Rex combines puzzle elements from both digging and matching games to create a super-cute and colorful new puzzler.

Sadly, just because a game looks original doesn't mean that is brimming with new ideas.

This zombie-themed pseudo CCG is a real looker, and is an interesting take on a rather saturated genre, but it's also pretty slow.

Sid Meier's Ace Patrol returns with Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies, bringing users a taste of World War II in over 180 missions full of brilliant strategy gameplay.

Naught 2 is an enjoyable time-waster for those who played the predecessor, but it's let down by its huge difficulty spikes and bland art style.

Wizardous is a magical side scroller that has all the traits of a retro 8-bit classic, complete with an addictive soundtrack.

Rayman Fiesta Run operates on the principle of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" and thus provides more of the great auto-running platforming that Rayman Jungle Run offered.

Tiny Death Star is Tiny Tower but all decked out with Star Wars. The Star Wars parts are great, but those who got their fill of Tiny Tower already might not find much else new here to get hooked to again.

Dark Day in LA is a gruesome game of Where's Waldo with a murderous twist. A blood-sucking vampire stalks his prey in a film noir style Los Angeles.

Slow developing and potentially very expensive, Modern War lacks sufficient original features to really hook players in.

Building upon the success of its predecessor, Sorcery! 2 is a gripping and well told story of intrigue and adventure, amongst some great game features.

Pulse Racer is a rhythm-based game where players fly along generated courses to collect notes that are synchronized to the music that plays.

While not a surefire strike, PBA Bowling Challenge still has the potential to cause plenty of damage to a wallet.

Build a card army and battle over a beautifully illustrated landscape in this free-to-play, deck-building, strategy game.

Moving the Match-3 genre to a 3D perspective, Stack Rabbit is fun but surprisingly tricky after a time.

Combining an auto-runner with a spot the difference game is a wise move for this charming if slow burning game.

Laden with clunky controls, messy visuals, and shallow combat, Thor: The Dark World is not the marvel we expected.