An entertaining Adventure Time episode, but with a disappointingly slight level of interactivity layered thinly on top.

It's not exactly the most exciting post-apocalyptic game out there, but if casual is your bag there's a lot to like here.

Beautiful to look at, intriguing in most of the right ways, and a lot of fun - Transistor is well worth a look.

A sloppy mess of a game - Slippy Slopes is worth sliding past.

Steins;Gate is a suitable introduction to the visual novel, but content-wise it's certainly not for everyone.

Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure does the bare minimum to advance the series, but a wealth of content makes this a good proposition for fans of the series.

It doesn't exactly brim with new ideas, but Green Ninja: Year of the Frog is still a worthy addition to Nitrome's catalogue.

A reasonably entertaining zombie killer with enough of a twist that it's not too familiar.

A predictably shallow, cynical tie-in that lays the IAPs on as thick as the action.

A tower building game with hidden depths, In Churning Seas isn't quite as prettily vacant as it initially seems.

An interesting combination of mechanics makes for a compelling and highly enjoyable game but, if it’s available in your region, you’d be better off with the mobile original.

It might not be the great mobile RTS we've all been waiting for, but there's enough in Ember Conflict to make it worth a look.

By borrowing heavily from video game racing's arcade foundations, Stunt Wheels manages to be a fresh and relevant little mobile racer.

A solid and entertaining match-things puzzler with surprising depth, You Must Build A Boat is well worth a look.

One More Dash is an entertaining one touch arcade game with an awful lot going for it.

There are some decent ideas here, but Cartoon Survivor can't quite squish them together into a cohesive whole.

A vibrant, entertaining roguelike that ranks among the very best on the App Store.

Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions is a truly impressive port of a great twin-stick shooter, that's absolutely packed with content.

An accessible but massive roguelike that will suck you in and then murder you. But in a good way.

Ultimately, The Top Spot resembles a stylish screen testing app as much as a mobile game.

Octodad: Dadliest Catch is a cheeky little affair with goofiness and laughter to spare. Just hope that there’s an early patch to shine up those minor imperfections.

A twitchy control system ensures that Draggy Dead is not quite DOA, but it won't live too long on your iPhone or iPad.

It's a three lane auto-runner with Lara Croft in it, and that's pretty much all I have to say.

A swift, repetitive game that's fun for a while but then fades out of the memory.

It's a little step forward, and if you like tower defence games you'll probably lap it up. If you don't, it's just more of the same.

There are a couple of nice ideas in Brickies, and it's fun, but it's really just another block breaker.

Flite has its moments, but they never quite click into place as well as they should.

It's not a huge step forward for the strategy management genre, but Rival Kingdoms: Age of Ruin is nonetheless an entertaining battler for armchair generals.

There's a solid, entertaining game here, but you can't shake the feeling it could have been something more.

Creative new mechanics and a cracking solo option make this worth playing in spite of the occasional dull session.

Bad Dinos has enough clever ideas to refresh the tired tower defence genre - at least for a few hours.

A bright and bold retro hack-and-slash platformer that comes highly recommended.

Skiing Yeti Mountain is a future classic. The quintessential winter sports experience on mobile.

A cute Crossy Road-influenced high-score game that's a little too light on variety and originality.

A habit-forming gear changer with lots of shiny cars and a surprisingly relaxed free to play system.

A nicely presented endless flier that stands out by doing the basics well.

A silly shooter that doesn't quite distance itself far enough from the games it's mocking. Still pretty fun though.

A smart, literal twist on the match-stuff puzzler. KANO adds enough spark and arcade action to make it worth a look.

Knights of Pen and Paper 2 is more of the same. And it's still full of heart, wit, and grind.

It feels a bit like it’s rolled in from 1995, but Armadillo Gold Rush is quite nice, fairly fun, and somewhat charming

A great roguelike platformer, full of challenge and excitement, slightly spoiled by clumsy controls.

Heroes and Castles 2 makes a mess of both its genres, offering mushy action and brainless strategy that rarely merge in a satisfying way.

A zombie-themed expansion of Goat Simulator's premise, meaning lots of manic action and cheap laughs built on technically dodgy foundations.

A bright and ingenious combination of mechanics that'll suck you in and refuse to let go.

A simple to play casual flier with enough ideas to set it just ahead of the rest of the pack.

There's a bit of pop to Skatelander, but after a while it falls flat.

A fine little abstract for the mobile age, which trades a bit of depth and variety in exchange of accessibility.

There's a good game here, it's just a shame it's held back from becoming a great one.

A cleanly presented auto-runner that's a little too slow off the mark.

Code Name: STEAM is charming in style and experimental in genre, but a number of missteps make it tough to recommend whole heartedly.

Spacecom is deeper than its simple graphics and set-up let on, offering some strategic thrills that are accessible to all.

A great port of a great game. If you've not played Grimrock before this is a really good way to rectify that.

Another flat Threes! clone with a curious and unappealing computer tech theme.

A bright and silly arcade blast, Cooped Up isn't classic Nitrome, but it's still ruddy good.

A well presented flick-'em-up with decent physics, though it won't win any awards for depth or originality.

Wire Defuser is a steep challenge, but one worth embarking on if you're into puzzle games.

A great mobile remastering of a classic RPG. If you like your quests obscure and your combat bouncy, there's a lot here to enjoy.

A solidly put together, entertaining midcore strategy battler.

There's a set of ideas here that could have been something special, but it all falls flat on its windy face.

A short but unique and enthralling piece of interactive fiction.

A solid Puzzle & Dragons copy that lacks that game's refinement and ability to ensnare you.

A fun game that uses Pinball's time-honoured physics to enhance a simple score chaser.

Broken Age is still charming and gorgeous, but its second half is let down by recycled assets, utterly obtuse puzzles, and a flatlining narrative.

A bright and breezy roguelike with enough going for it to entice fans and the curious.

A dig 'em up with depth that deftly marries a bit of arcade action with cunning puzzling.

A vast and engaging third chapter that expands brilliantly on the first two.

A clever and endearing mashing up of genres and styles, Does not Commute doesn't always work, but when it clicks it's pretty special.

A clever and bright arcade shooter that's got enough going for it that you'll chase your scores for a good long while.

A brilliantly ridiculous arcade blast, Wrassling gets deeper the more you play it too.

A fierce and entertaining brawler that's got a lot more going for it than other examples of the genre.

It's a well put-together tribute to survival horror games of yesteryear, but some underdeveloped mechanics hold Forgotten Memories back from greatness.

A decent conclusion to a punishing roguelike trilogy that wisely takes some of the sting out of your numerous and inevitable deaths.

Titan Souls is an elegant game with a unique identity, but all those brow-beating boss battles that end in seconds will leave you a little empty.

More jumpy than scary. Lost Within has a few nice ideas, but it won't leave you psychologically scarred, which is a shame.

Finger Derpy strives to be the silliest horse racing game on the digital marketplace, and it pretty much succeeds.

A gorgeous, surprisingly deep shooter that sucks you back into Halo's universe. Fun and flashy in all the right ways.

A reasonably well put together wrestling game, but there are some pretty frayed edges that keep it from being great.

There's some interesting ideas here, but Spellcrafter: The Path of Magic doesn't manage to see them through.

Spirit Lords is a solid enough game, but it's not as much fun as it could be.

There's enough here that Tiny Guardians feels pretty fresh, but it's still very much a tower defence game.

A sprawling, ambitious, and intimidatingly deep mobile management game that gives the fans precisely what they wanted - just not quite in a fluid enough form.

A brash and pretty brilliant retro-fused dungeon platformer, Devious Dungeon 2 is frantic entertainment.

A clever, difficult shooter with enough interesting ideas to keep it fresh.

A solid endless runner, but we've pretty much seen everything it has to offer before.

A game that veers from the sedate to the bonkers, well worth a look.

A nice looking, but ultimately too recognisable auto-runner.

Brings a stone classic into the modern age with style, although it could use better balance and more variety.

A fairly enjoyable puzzler that would have made a decent premium mobile game, but IAP and gating drag it down.

Speedboat Paradise is equally uninspiring and unpleasant, and the tiresome races simply aren't worth all the grinding and waiting.

Fast, exciting, and full to the brim with action, Implosion - Never Lose Hope is well worth a long hard look.

Dungeon Hero RPG has some control issues and its graphics are nothing special, but its core gameplay is solid enough.

Stealth Inc. 2 can be frustratingly difficult at times, but the level design is so spectacular and the challenges so varied, it's effortless to forgive.

A rich and entertaining RPG with surprising depth, Attack the Light is well worth a look.

A reasonably well put together Star Wars game, but it lacks the imagination to really recommend.

An awfully simple screen masher, Mortal Kombat X looks the part, but it's all a bit flat

A blast from the past, that works perfectly well on mobile, but probably isn't quite worth the asking price.

Xenoblade Chronicles is an embarrassment of riches, packed with content and depth. But it feels like a squeeze, rather than a natural fit, on Nintendo 3DS.

A fine concept marries dungeon crawling with Pipe Mania, but it's all too frustrating and fiddly for its own good.