Mochi-O is a charming action experience in which you battle hordes of enemies using a genetically modified hamster.

This Tomb Raider mobile port features all the action and suspense it's known for, combined with an intuitive touch control system.

With a swashbuckling pace, slightly-absurdest humour and genius puzzles, Episode 3 proves a confident hump. Performance issues remain troubling, though.

Everything a sequel should be, iBlast Moki 2 HD might be the best £1.99 you'll ever spend.

Attractive and slick strategy game with a huge single-player campaign and competitive gameplay.

Despite (or perhaps because of) its deranged narrative, Frederic is a stylish confection that truly does justice to the poet of the piano.

Old skool as heck, Flick Champions HD is simple, fun, and addictive.

Espaulga II HD looks stunning on the iPad, and is one of the best high-score chasing shooters available on the App Store.

Early Bird HD is cheap, challenging fun for the Angry Birds set.

Sleek and immaculately-tuned, this racer offers an unparalleled driving experience on iPad.

Wimp is a charming, colourful platformer with inventive levels and great physics-led puzzles. It controls well and is bursting at the seams with content. An easy recommendation.

Cult of the Lamb is a fantastic cult simulator with a lot of management and action elements to it. The port to mobile feels smooth and polished, bringing a lot of fun to this pocket-sized cult.

Oozing charm and smart design, World of Goo is the best physics puzzler available on iPad.

A brilliant touchscreen-focused brawler, Street Fighter X Tekken Mobile is a worthy addition to the fighting genre.

As brash and carefree as some of its protagonists, The World Ends with You: Solo Remix doesn't make a seamless translation to iOS, but it's worth the entry price all the same.

A missed opportunity to give us something new, Doodle Jump for iPad remains as mercilessly addictive as it ever was.

TOEM: A Photo Adventure is a cosy and fun puzzle adventure with so many perfect moments. I absolutely loved my time playing it, and I feel it is perfect for your mobile phone.

Chants of Sennaar is a thoroughly charming adventure game in which you must decipher glyphs and solve puzzles to reunite the various peoples of the tower.

Spooky Express is a very well-designed puzzler that's perfect for Halloween. It's got fun and challenging puzzles, great music, and even comic book elements to add a bit of story.

Pine Hearts has a good story, fun quests and lots of funny characters. It feels long and vast on mobile - creating something that's well worth sinking your time into.

I came into Blue Protocol: Star Resonance thinking I wouldn’t like it at all. I was expecting another bland gacha fest, but I was dead wrong. The combat is really fun, the characters are endearing, and I really enjoyed my time here. There are some things that could do with changing, in particular, the limited character slots and lack of class previews, but I genuinely can’t wait to be able to return when it officially releases.

An exceptional port of one of my favourite games. However, there is a question of how this almost ten-year-old game could have been slightly better adapted to mobile for commuters and how it will develop from here.

Cat Quest III is an immersive swashbuckling RPG in which you sail the seas in your pirate ship, battle foes, and engage with quirky characters as you search for the North Star treasure.

In fellow bridge maker, Poly Bridge 3, you could view the winning constructions of players on its leaderboard, which was a nice twist, but even without that Bridge Constructor Studio is a polished puzzle game with near endless scope for tinkering, as you try and complete each challenge with fewer and cheaper materials.

Pokemon Friends feels like a really well-thought-out puzzle game, with a lot of fantastic features to it! I do wish the game had a way to do more puzzles without paying and that the yarn made more sense to me, but overall, I have enjoyed getting my adorable Pokemon plushies.

Wargroove 2: Pocket Edition is an enchanting strategy game with challenging turn-based combat, quirky characters, and three intertwining narratives.

Sunset Hills is a cosy point-and-click adventure game that has a lot of charm to it. I do wish that the game itself were a bit clearer, but overall, it's a good adventure!

Visually, Primrows is so much better to look at than a bunch of numbers on the grid. I do like the journal and the way that every single match can be turned into points in some way. It feels delightful, slow, and fun.