I love quick little games, and Dice Mage falls into that category nicely. The vintage graphics look great, the music is quirky and catchy, controls are simple enough, and the gameplay is fun, despite the heavy reliance on luck. I recommend checking this one out if you love mobile RPGs and like to roll the dice.

I recommend checking out Zirkel if you are looking for a stimulating puzzle game to pass the time with.

I recommend Tiny Empire for anyone who wants a premium Angry Birds and Fragger-esque puzzle experience without the timers or in-app purchases.

The game not only looks great and has some fun sounds, but is a test of skill and precision.

The game’s simple and clean visuals are aesthetically pleasing, the sound effects are a nice touch, and the gameplay is simple but difficult to master — as is any good and challenging game.

Even though this is a much more casual RPG, it is still a lot of fun to play, and is great for playing during downtime.

I recommend picking up Starseed if you are a fan of old-school arcade shooters and bullet hell shmups.

If you love physics-based games like Trick Shot and Bears vs. Art, then you will come to appreciate what AGRAV has to offer.

I highly recommend grabbing The Sequence if you are a fan of sequential and logical puzzle games.

If you are a fan of reflex arcade games, then I recommend giving this one a try.

The controls work well, but moving the tiles around felt more like a chore as I try and figure out the correct path, and sometimes the game doesn’t explain things well enough, such as the crystal energy tanks.

I highly recommend checking out Pokaboo if you are in the mood for a haunting little puzzle that is friendly enough for the entire family.

If you’re a fan of difficult platformers, then I highly recommend picking this one up and giving it a spin for yourself.

I recommend giving Stay, Mum a try for yourself if you are a fan of puzzles and heartfelt narratives.

I highly recommend checking out Forgotten Forest: Afterlife if you are a match-three puzzle game fan and want something that stands out from the crowd.

I recommend giving Let’s Twist a try if you enjoy arcade match-em-up type games and need something to pass the time with.

While I love arcade space shooters, the touch controls in Cosmos are my biggest letdown here. I am not a fan of how it is currently set up, though automatically attacking is nice, I hope to see some other options for controls in the future.

I recommend giving Starlit Adventures a try if you like adventure platformer games with a dash of puzzle solving.

I recommend checking out King Tongue if you are looking for a fun, action-packed arcade-style beat-em-up game to check out over the long weekend.

I recommend giving One Button Travel a try if you enjoy interactive fiction or are just fans of TheCodingMonkeys

I recommend checking out Brave & Little Adventure if you enjoy a fun puzzle adventure mixed with a dash of hidden objects.

I recommend giving Sequence – Connecting Numbers a try if you are a fan of puzzle games and don’t mind numbers thrown into the mix.

Still, I recommend giving I Wanna Be A Hero a try if you’re a fan of rhythm-based games and love a good grid-based dungeon crawler roguelike.

I highly recommend Maestria to any puzzle game fans who want something new and different.

Still, I recommend giving BLOCnog a try if you’re into sliding block puzzles or just want a casual game experience that everyone can enjoy.

I highly recommend checking out Bebop Puzzle Beat if you like jazz and puzzle games.

I recommend giving Tilt: Quill’s Quandary a try if you love physics-based puzzle games and don’t mind tilting your device around like crazy to play.

Lifeline Silent Night continues the series with an all new compelling storyline that isn’t quite as engaging as the fresh approach of the original, but is still well worth picking up.