An abrupt end doesn't diminish this sci-fi adventure's intriguing story and alien locales.

If you're after a faithful port of a classic golf game Neo Turf Masters won't let you down – just don't go in expecting it to dazzle or surprise.

A clever adventure with a good story to tell, this is an excellent start to the series.

An exceptionally pretty and compulsive drag racing game, but not a revolution.

The Little Fox may be lovely, but his faster-than-light scampering will cause you intense frustration.

Despite its appealing premise, Fancy Cats isn't particularly fancy, nor is it much fun.

New mechanics and infectious humour make this a solid entry in a safe, assured series of games.

A typical match-three puzzler that echoes the format and successes of its predecessors.

A somewhat entertaining puzzler with little to offer and lots of headaches to give.

A dungeon crawler with a gait and purpose all of its own, this is a brilliant addition to the genre.

A bright and shiny arcade blast with more than enough content to keep you entertained for hours.

A clever puzzler with a raft of new ideas, Perchang is well worth your time.

A fast-paced, gorgeous endless space-racer that showcases everything that's good about mobile gaming.

A brilliant platformer that's fun to play and will get under your skin pretty quickly.

I don't know what to say here, so you should probably pick up Viridi and see what happens.

An engaging and compulsive stuff-dodger that'll keep you playing for a good long while.

A neat little distraction that should keep your fingers busy for a while.

A quite-nice sequel to a quite-nice original, but this Cowboy's from Sleepyville rather than Excitement Gulch.

There are some nice ideas here, but the structure of the game errs on the side of grind a little too soon.

There's a solid idea here, but it might not keep you entertained for as long as you'd like.

An easy to play, incredibly addictive dungeon crawler that's the perfect fit for your pocket.

A fresh word game that shakes things up just enough to make it feel like you're doing something new.

A recklessly entertaining action game that's the perfect fit for mobile.

This space trader creates an incredible sense of place, then wastes it with clumsy controls and frustrating combat.

A bright and slick kick about that will keep your fingers busy for hours.

A casual game that keeps the flavour of its inspiration without becoming too diluted.

A bright and surprisingly deep card game that'll keep you going for a good long while.

Focussing on solo mode is odd for a tabletop adaptation, but an excellent series of puzzles and tough AI opposition makes up for it.

A sequel most remarkable for its far richer visuals, but Mr. Crab 2 remains a pleasant auto-runner with a twist.

A bright and engaging puzzler that sparks with new ideas. Definitely worth picking up.

It might not be the freshest skateboarding game out there, but you're going to enjoy the time you spend tricking around its levels.

Mekorama has its moments, but compared to Monument Valley it just isn't up to the task.

A big and bold racing game that's an awful lot of fun.

Bushido Bear is a fair and generally well-balanced game with unexpected appeal, yet it lacks that little something extra to keep you playing.

A brilliant mashing together of chess and giant space warriors.

Simultaneously arduous and irritatingly compelling, Leap Day is another one-thumb cracker from Nitrome.

A fine looking revamp of a classic board game, but it's still too random for serious strategy gamers.

Good run and gun fun in small doses, but it won't pull you away from more polished offerings in the genre.

A terrible game, but one that manages to say a lot without meaning to.

A visually attractive bite-sized pinball game that's suitable for fans and newcomers alike.

A little more Candy Crush then classic Bejeweled, but still as addictive and shiny as ever.

A smashy arcade racer with hidden depths, this one's well worth a look.

A great recipe with a slightly sour aftertaste, Egz is a sweet, fun, playable game, but with an XP system that needs smashing.

A game that's easy to pick up, easy to play, and pretty easy to get engrossed in.

A surprisingly great puzzle adventure that captures a lot of what makes Uncharted so good and makes it work on mobile.

A decent digital port that frees players from fiddly overhead, leaving them to admire clever mechanics and addictive gameplay.

Yo-Kai Watch leaves a positive first impression, providing just enough creativity and content to help you see past most of its misgivings and flaws.

War Tortoise isn't your traditional shooter, but if you're looking for something a little more casual then you'll enjoy it.

There's nothing wrong with it per se, and it's nice to see a mobile game that ties in with a triple-A title in a tangible way. And like I say, if you're into Battleborn then it's well worth having a crack.

There's a good idea here, but Spellbinders just doesn't manage to see if through to fruition.

A fantastic set of new cards that refreshes the tactical possibilities and welcomes new players.

A more than solid mobile game, Angry Birds Action has enough going for it to recommend.

Apestorm: Full Bananas is only ever fleeting fun, and makes for a mostly forgettable experience.

Grievances aside, Severed is loaded with ambition and is so slick, stylish, and damn pretty it'll melt your eyeballs.

A casual multiplayer gobbler. It has some spark, but it's pretty hard to pinpoint why.

Fallen London will find a way to get under your skin with its compelling world but some odd technical and mechanical choices can break the immersion.

A sharp and enjoyable hack and slash platformer that's never any less than solid.

An excellent version of an arcade legend, Pang Adventures is an update and a history lesson rolled into one.

A slimy and gross adventure with some interesting puzzles and a nice mobile pace.

There's a lot to do in Warbits, and you're going to have a lovely old time doing it.

There's a lot to do here, and doing it is entertaining, just don't expect the reinvention of the roguelike wheel.

Mars Mountain can be enjoyable, but sabotages itself with an unbalanced difficulty curve and poorly identified glitches.

A game that wears its influences on its sleeve, but that's about it.

Spellspire chucks enough ideas at the word game to make it an entertaining diversion.

A solid autorunner, but one that doesn't really have any flare or swagger to it.

The satisfaction of rallying and silky slick mechanics make this mode-limited mash-up a real party game of choice.

Aesthetically gorgeous, but narrowly misses brilliance by being a bit too brutal. Definitely worth a look though.

Pug's Quest has a nice layer of polish in top of some mechanics that we've seen quite a lot recently.

Cattch has a lot going for it. It's not the freshest game in the world, but it's fun all the same.

A fresh and exciting take on the autorunner, Chameleon Run is an awful lot of gorgeous fun.

Shadow Bug looks great, it plays brilliantly, and you're going to have a lot of fun slicing through it.

It's Crossy Road with a couple of extra layers of Disney charm and polish, and it's as good as that sounds.

Far from a dinosnore, LEGO Jurassic World looks, occasionally sounds, and mostly plays the part extremely well.

Dash Masters is a solid endless runner, but that's pretty much the best and worst thing you can say about it.

An entertaining mash-up of dungeon crawling and Pac-Man. Lacks variety but always good for a quick blast.

All in all, if you love your social media, then this could certainly have you adding the app to your daily routine, especially if Nintendo incorporates it into its upcoming NX system.

There's a lot to here to enjoy, and if you're a big fan of Marvel, there's even more.

One of the big surprises of the last few weeks, this one is well worth checking out.

One for retro enthusiasts and old-school adventurers, but sadly there's not much here to appeal to anyone else.

Though you may get an initial kick out of it, Cows Vs Sheep: Mower Mayhem ultimately fails to provide a hook.

Total War Battle: Kingdoms is a bit of a mouthful, but when it gives you so much to do it's hardly a surprise it takes a while to say its name.

It might look a little haphazard, but Don't Die, Mr Robot! is actually one of the best arcade games to hit the App Store this year.

Super Arc Light skirts the edge of brilliance, but it misses the mark and stumbles into obscurity.

A bright and refreshing puzzler with a deep dark side and a rabbit wearing a crown.

A great art style, rock-hard puzzles and great controls are let down by so-so platforming challenges and combat that feels perfunctory in comparison with the rest of the experience.

A colourful, charming and immensely playable puzzler that’s perfectly suited to the touchscreen.

Winterstate is a gorgeous free to play vehicle battler, but an unfair timer system and forgettable trading system mildly spoil the fun.

It's got a few shortcomings, but you're still going to have an awful lot of fun with Basketball Stars.

A satisfying tactical board game ruined by a dreadful digital conversion and profit model.

DOTT: Remastered is an almost perfect marriage of well-written story, devious, yet genius puzzles, mesmerizing art, and succulent, soulful symphonies.

Disney Magic Kingdoms is the very worst of F2P, but with the fine polish and occassional quality of a premium release.

While it has some decent intentions, the LGBT trappings on Pridefest only go skin deep.

There are some really good ideas here, but it just takes far too long to get to them.

Mimpi Dreams isn't the most challenging game in the world, but you're going to have a lovely time playing it all the same.

A standard, entertaining dungeon crawler. Legacy Quest doesn't offer much, but it is fun.

There's a lot of over-the-top violent fun to be had here, and while it's not the best version of the game, it still holds its own.

Dirac starts out brightly, but the further you get into it, the more you realise that it can't quite follow up that initial interest.

There's a lot to like here, and the mix of slaughter and collection is going to appeal to many.