An endless runner that gives you plenty to do and paces its power-ups and upgrades well. Framerate issues cause it to be more frustrating than fun.

Garden of Fear is for those who like to be scared, but aside from that aspect, the game itself is rather lacking.

Dark Avenger is to ARPGs what Zenonia is to KRPGs. An average effort hampered by design choices centred around grinding and in-app purchases.

While Solitaire Blitz is a great new spin on a gaming classic, there's nothing to stop the player spamming their way to victory, and thus the experience gets old fast.

The Greedy Sponge starts out as a surprisingly unique puzzle matching experience, erring more on the side of 'puzzle' than 'matching', but once you have a grip on the gameplay its lack of variety makes it hard to come back for more.

Once you delve deeper in to Haraka you'll have your face blown off by its ninja-like speeds; this can be fun with a friend, but requires some tweaking to fully appreciate against AI opponents.

Animals on Board is definitely easy to recommend to younger audiences after a distraction, but the lack of depth to the gameplay can make it harder for adults to remain enthused.

Vector graphics, tank warfare. If you can used to the control scheme, there's a lot of fun to be had here.

Anrufen does a decent job of bringing this genre to the iPhone and is worth checking out for those who like to grind. Casual players may not enjoy it.

Flick Home Run! is a time-waster that rewards dedication with bigger, better and more exciting home-run hits that feel satisfying thanks to the simple gesture controls; how much you get out of the game depends on whether you enjoy grinding out experience to unlock the next level of play.

This functional but unremarkable endless-bouncer is fine for a few runs, but doesn't give you many reasons to get hot under the collar.

Neo Defender 2 is an interesting take on the arcade shooter, but its 'Retro-Arcade' style is more antiquated than nostalgic and killing shapes can only remain interesting for so long.

Fill-a-pix is a no frills logic puzzle experience that should please puzzle aficionados but might alienate casual fans.

It's easy to be lost in the crowd of three-match titles already available and PAC-Match Party really needed something better to celebrate this ghost-munching pop-culture icon.

Though it's initially fun to take control of what looks like a Don Bluth animation, Buddy & Me lacks the depth of gameplay required to keep you invested.

Those that have fond memories of playing Outrun in the arcades, Final Freeway 2R is pretty much that experience with a very well executed tilt control scheme.

Cowboys Vs Zombies is a fun new 3D tower defense experience that hard to stick with due to some irritating features.

Squirmee and the Puzzling Tree is a game for those who enjoy a fast paced, challenging experience. The difficulty of this title is not for everyone however.

A neat idea with good presentation plagued by bad controls. Your mileage may vary.

In Case Of Fire challenges you to think quickly on your feet, though some challenges may require a bit of precognition.

Towers N' Trolls is the kind of naturally occurring result that occasionally crops up in such a rich and densely populated genre - it's the sum of its forebears and instead of adding its own voice to the mix it sticks with applying a fresh coat of paint.

This retro take on the bullet hell genre might be hard to get the hang of, but it will keep you coming back for more.

Bouncer Boot Out earns a lot of street-cred by including the Mana Bar in its game, but once you reach this venue the game is all but ended unless you're a very self-competitive individual.

Fling Theory's genuinely clever concept is hamstrung by lacklustre presentation and gameplay issues. Better in theory than in practise.

Solid presentation and a ton of options help T.E.C. 3001 stand out in the runner genre, but the wishy-washy controls throw up unwelcome hurdles.

Torture Bunny is a solid, if somewhat disturbing game. Our biggest complaint is that the ragdoll physics are unpredictable, and even the greatest trap setup can be ruined as the rabbit decides to fall in another direction.

If you enjoy good-looking games with arty pretentions and twinkly soundtracks, you might be intigued by Continue?9876543210. However, the restrictive controls and garbled narrative will likely test your patience to breaking point.

Another colorful and decently amusing game where you get as far as you can, spend some cash in the store, and try the whole thing over again.