While some of the new additions aren't perfect, The Room Three is still a brilliant, uniquely tactile experience.

A wonderful looking adventure, Lumino City is about as engaging as it is gorgeous.

Floppy controls mean this evolution is less of a successful mutation, more of a weird gangly third leg no one wanted.

A brilliant strategy title that twists the genre in smart ways, Five Card Quest is worthy of your attention.

Some great moments can be salvaged here, despite the ramshackle port.

In all honesty, this game had me at 'undercover octopus.' Unadulterated slapstick goodness finally comes to mobile.

A top quality blend of tactics and role-playing, with enough customisation options for enormous replay value.

Slashy Hero is a cute and accessible roguelike with an incredibly satisfying and well-executed swipe-based combat system.

A brilliant game that's full to bursting with bright ideas and new ways to play.

Dead Effect 2 is more of the same, but if that's what you're after, and you can look past its ickier traits, you'll enjoy it.

A clever, engrossing stealth puzzler that should have its best days ahead of it.

A clunky, heavy-handed, almost mercifully brief mystery puzzle game that falls well short of its lofty narrative targets.

Afterpulse almost certainly shouldn't be as good as it is, but it is as good as it is, and you should definitely play it.

If ridiculously hard games are your thing, you might have a ball, if you don shades. For mere mortals, it's a joyless slog.

Please, Don't Touch Anything has the potential to touch on some serious issues. What it lacks in narrative it makes up for in fun factor.

A bright and clever mix of interesting ideas, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons works pretty damn well on iOS.

A charming, well thought out puzzler that doesn't rush you.

A well put together, but ultimately pretty drab match-stuff puzzler.

A charming and well put together platformer, it's the story that'll make sure you see it through to the bitter end.

Tri Force Heroes can be a thrill when played with a group of three friends. But try playing it solo or with just one pal, and things might not be so fun.

A beautifully designed game that'll turn your life inside out for a week.

League of Stickmen has its faults, but it's a pretty fun, slightly hands-off hack-and-slasher all the same.

No, it's not XCOM, it's a bit different, and it adds enough that it's worth a shot.

Ghosts of Memories has some nice ideas, but they're not as well implemented as those in its inspiration.

A bold remix of Chess that dares to level the playing field.

A rich and cheerful game with some neat ideas, Lumo's Cat isn't a classic, but it is fun to play.

Downwell is a brilliantly balanced vertical roguelike.

An adrenaline fuelled heart-pounder, Bridge Constructor Stunts is a worthy addition to Headup Games’ series.

A sad and sometimes difficult game about how water is the difference between life and death.

A serene logic puzzler that's occasionally too restrained for its own good.

A relatively fresh but extremely punishing take on the endless climber.

A great companion to the Walking Dead series that combines fun gameplay with satisfying cast cameo appearances.

A tiresome Clash of Clans clone, redeemed from utter oblivion by fun flying and amusing characters.

A solid and frequently impressive platform game, but its ferocious nature often makes it too frustrating.

An expensive but intriguing experience. Anki Overdrive isn't perfect, but if you've got enough money to experiment with it, it's a lot of fun.

If you like your shooters shooty, and your mobile games mobile, then Max Ammo is worth a look.

Yet another auto-runner platformer, with a fair amount of charm, quite a lot of frustration, but no little green men.

An interesting twist on some old ideas, Super Sharp is a puzzler that just about lives up to its name.

It might not be the most original game in the world, but Sonic Dash 2 is well-enough put together that you'll enjoy any time you spend with it.

There's a great game here, and while it is a little hamstrung by the controls, it's still worth checking out.

There's a bit of fun here, but Kitty Pops is a slowly deflating balloon.

Torque Burnout has the germ of a good idea somewhere in its rickety chassis, but it burns out pretty quickly.

Happy Home Designer is a nifty little game for creative souls, but it may not hold your attention for too long if home decor isn't your schtick.

Twin Shooter: Invaders takes me back to my youth, and it lets me take a friend along for the ride.

Still, the payment structure doesn't get in the way of the raw, petrol-stinking enjoyment too much. If you're a funny of pointlessly gritty cop-bashing Fast and Furious nonsense, then this is well worth checking out.

A bright and explosion-filled arcade shooter that's ridiculous good fun.

Not what you'd expect from Simogo, but perhaps that's the point. What you do get is an original, compulsive, brain-bending puzzle game.

PewDiePie: Legend of the Brofist is a lot more confident when it's simply being a varied and frequently entertaining - if somewhat flawed - 2D platformer.

A simple and entertaining enough casual roguelike, Land Sliders doesn't have much meat on its bones, but that's fine.

There's a lot to like in Astra, and if you're into leaping around planets then you're going to enjoy it.

A razor-edged, bite-sized platforming experience of the highest calibre.

Balances accessibility and depth for a fun, rewarding take on mobile management.

A solid and workable match-three puzzler RPG. And that's the nicest thing I can say about it.

A smartly written, self-contained mini adventure with good puzzles.

FIFA 16 plays an excellent game of football but the lack of modes outside of Ultimate Team and dreadful menu design hold it back from true greatness.

Finally, a mobile MOBA that doesn't just work, but feels at home in your pocket or bag.

A good and challenging treatment of an unusual subject, but lacks some of the polish you'd expect at the price.

It might not be super original, but this is a well balanced and pretty intriguing card-battler.

An unkind jumper with a few too many problems, probably best avoided.

An MMA simulator as beautiful as the bloody and bruised fighters it celebrates, MMA Manager is nevertheless fun and well-constructed.

It might not be the most original game out there, but Starseed: Origin is a lot of fun .

More neon-infused shooty goodness from one of iOS's most dependable developers, and with plenty of challenge for the jaded.

Raceline CC might not be a racer in the traditional sense, but as a quick-blast mobile title it's pretty entertaining.

Gravity Duck Islands is a feature-packed sequel, but it doesn't address the real problem with the original game.

Impossible Caves is well-made but utterly charmless and infuriatingly difficult.

A game about flying around, smashing into stuff, that gets a bit boring pretty quickly.

Rambo: The Mobile Game may not be the worst game on the App Store, but it's still a lazy and expensive tie-in.

Towers Runner was a game made not for humans, but for spreadsheets on the desktops of chancers and charlatans.

Pop the Lock is a simple high score chaser with even simpler graphics, but it's still fun.

Fun but unoriginal fantasy romp with a bit of strategic skill selection to enliven the repetitive combat grind.

This fruit-based take on the Candy Crush formula is as polished, balanced, and playable as you would expect from the studio that brought you Angry Birds.

I Am Bread is a ridiculous "slice" of mobile gaming, and while it doesn't really work, it's not really supposed to.

In space, no one can hear you die a lot. But you will die a lot in Dungeon of the Endless, and you'll have a great time doing it.

It's Puzzle Craft too, and if you don't have a problem with that then you're going to enjoy this sequel.

Touchdown Hero: New Season does what little it does well, but it does too little to be a fixture on your home screen.

Slow Down is very lean and very tough, with unforgivingly random courses and a sneering techno soundtrack that makes you feel inadequate. However, it's solidly put together, with gameplay that starts to flow with practice, and its mechanic is fairly unusual.

Star Wars: Uprising is a perfectly solid RPG, but it doesn't do much that we haven't all seen before.

There might not be that much depth here, but Mucho Taco is surprisingly engaging all the same.

Involving combat and colourful art do little to disguise a game that feels overbearing in its monetisation, overcomplicated in its presentation, and altogether too familiar.

Power Ping Pong lays the arcade elements on thick, but it's stuffed with content and its gameplay is totally solid.

Gorgeous art and music make Seashine well worth playing, but expensive upgrades, unnecessary time pressures, and a genre that's all wrong prevent it from being truly great.

Trick Shot would be a bit more satisfying if it had weightier ball physics and less demanding stages, but it's still a solid time-waster.

Swap Cops is a charming, slick, fast-paced casual strategy game, though its gameplay may be too distilled for some.

Worms 4 updates the ancient formula in all the ways you might expect on mobile, but technical woes and streamlining hamper the all important multiplayer.

Shoot the zombies in the face and then get better guns and then shoot the zombies in the face again and so on and so forth.

There is some enjoyment to be had with Chill Out! Zombies, but frequent technical problems and an increasing sense of dullness mean it's hard to recommend.

Another of those titles that burrows its way into your brain and won't let go. Quick games will soon swallow hours.

Math Academy looks the part, but is deceptively boring, and dumb to boot.

It won't transform your decks, but it does open up a wide range of mouth-watering new options.

The nub of something very special, just not quite charming or well-realised enough to fulfill its potential.

If you can ignore the lingering concerns of greed and mistrust, Dice Mage's fast-paced strategy and memorable soundtrack are enough to be worth a try.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 may be a cut-down port, but if you can forgive its rough edges you're in for a treat.

There are some decent ideas in Calvino Noir, but it's a mixture that just doesn't come together.

A brilliant and unusual action puzzle game with beautiful presentation and an annoying yet satisfying difficulty curve.

Ski Safari 2 is fine, but we've definitely seen this mountain before.

Perfect pacing, unobtrusive free to play mechanics, and tense thrills make Winter Fugitives more than worth your time – and maybe even your bail money, too.

With sharp design, plenty of content, and elegant presentation, Lara Croft GO is one of the best puzzle games of the year.

A frustratingly limited take on footy management that's completely lacking in tactical intelligence.