A cracking bundle of well put together games, Mucho Party doesn't disappoint.

Attractive and addictive, Cubes vs. Spheres is a geometric war worth waging.

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

Simple but well-tuned fighting gameplay, combined with some great humour, make Mage Gauntlet worth conjuring onto your iPhone.

A Link Between worlds is old fashioned Zelda fun with some clever new gimmicks, but it's too easy, straightforward, and familiar for a full recommendation.

Dark And Darker Mobile fixes a lot of the technical and running issues of its bigger counterpart, but still requires you to sit down and use your energy to enjoy dungeon crawling.

Methodical and hugely satisfying, Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter isn't your typical shooter and while it makes considerable demands of the player, the feeling of reward you get in return is immense. The only real complaint is a lack of variety.

Straightforward and deceptively tough, Factory Balls is perfect for players who crave a mental workout.

Full of charm and plenty of nice ideas, Bee Leader is a strange and alluring glimpse into the world of the honey bee.

Surreal and oddly charming, Inazuma Eleven Go: Light is captivating in a completely unique way. If you're in need of a new RPG and you're a fan of the beautiful game, then Inazuma is the way to go.

Don't think AR gaming can be enjoyable? Let PulzAR prove you wrong with its brilliant table-top puzzling.

An excellent multiplayer portion makes up for an occasionally flimsy single player campaign to make Gasketball a highly recommended purchase.

It owes much to Trials HD, but Bike Baron is one of the most addictive iOS games around.

A bright, well put together mash up of ideas that's pretty damn compelling.

Cinders is a magnificent example of how to update an old story for a modern age, and visual novel fans should pick it up immediately.

Even with its flaws, Kami 2 is a puzzler perfect for filling in spare moments.

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

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.

A frantic beat-'em-up that fuses a retro sensibility with modern touchscreen controls, Combo Crew is an often brilliant, always entertaining way to punch some goons in the face.

Entertaining and well-made, Shoot The Zombirds might not be particularly original or innovative, but it's very good at what it does.

I Am Setsuna does a good job of marrying old and new in one package - and it's delightful on Nintendo Switch.

Kathy Rain: Director's Cut is a modernized point-and-click adventure that brings back everything to know and love about the genre and updates it for the modern world. While I don't think anyone who's played the original title might find a whole lot of new experiences here, it's still a must-pick-up for new players who want a short but great way to scratch that nostalgia itch.

A neat reworking of classic mechanics, Battle Fleet 2 is a surprisingly fun modern package.

Despite Square Enix's slovenly porting skills, none of Chrono Trigger's brilliance has been obscured in this rather lazy iOS port. Hours of riveting RPG entertainment await those of you willing to look past the fuzzy graphics and occasionally awkward controls.

Teggle's brisk gameplay celebrates everything we never knew we loved about touchscreens.

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

While it lasts, this wonderfully relaxing physics-puzzler makes an ideal antidote to Angry Birds rage.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a beautifully charming perspective puzzler that deserved a second chance at success. It's also a decent - though not quite perfect - fit on Switch.

A pint-sized facsimile of the massively successful home console brawler, Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition overcomes its minor interface issues to become one of the finest portable punch-ups we've experienced in years.

All the content of the Amiga originals - plus some new levels - make this update a must-have for retro enthusiasts and twin-stick blaster fans alike. It's just disappointing that the two-player mode wasn't included.

A frozen apocalypse and focus on tense survival makes Frost an original and challenging variation on the card game.

A slick first-person hack-and-slasher that really benefits from some colourful and imaginative enemy design.

A kid-friendly, snowball-infused shooting gallery game that delivers a surprising amount of festive fun given its simple setup.

Sushi Snake is a very basic puzzle game, which makes it all the more unique and challenging.

An App Store rarity - a proper head-scratcher that's great looking and also has something to say.

For the asking price though, it's hard not to recommend this if you've got a few pals or family members around. Like that Saturday night game of Monopoly, it's all good fun so long as someone doesn't flip the board.

An experimental and highly compulsive card-battler, with some pretty presentation to boot.

Splatoon 2's Octo Expansion is a tough new addition to the game, and one that all fans should rush back to play.

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

A fine example of style and substance, AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! (Force = Mass x Acceleration) is as addictive as it is garishly unique.

Machinarium on Vita is an elegant version of a great game, adapted for the platform with a good deal of thought and care

While it might not knock your socks off, 300 Dwarves is still a thoroughly entertaining tower defence experience.

Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep is yet another exemplarity RPG for the PSP, boasting a robust combat system, riveting plot and some sumptuous visuals. Only the protracted loading times hold it back from classic status.

It's fast and frenetic in all the right ways, and it makes you feel like you're getting better with every step you take. If you fancy some silly space-based slaughter then this one is definitely worth checking out. Just make sure you stick with it.

The Trace is a little plain, but does a good job of letting you play detective with its smart cobweb of questions and clues.

Reckless Racing is one heck of a good time, delivering stunning graphics and fun off-road action both online and off.

Though not as deep as many of its rivals, Army of Darkness: Defense makes sheer playability its focus and serves up an addictive castle defence battler.

The clever marriage of satisfying mechanics and exciting sound design, together with a free to play model as unobtrusive as you'll find, makes this a very enjoyable climb indeed.

The Firm is a twitch game and therefore lacks depth, but it still manages to make a mark - like a corpse hitting the pavement.

Gameloft expands its Order & Chaos universe with this excellent multiplayer online battle arena game, which is packed with depth and playability. Once more content is added and stability is improved, it will become a mobile must-have.

A bright and silly block breaker that's got a lot more going for it than a lot of its kin.

Yes, it’s another LEGO game, and no, it doesn't really add anything new to the gameplay. On the other hand, we can’t have too many LEGO games, and this is a first class addition to the ever-growing club.

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

Proof that Nintendo can handle free-to-play and make it fun, you'll enjoy haggling with Rusty almost as much as you'll enjoy the wealth of mini-games Rusty's has to offer.

Solo Leveling: Arise is everything you wanted in a manga-turn-mobile game, despite a few hiccups here and there. There are strategic battles at every turn, and many levels to be gained, in order to become the Monarch of Shadows.

Project X Zone excites through the use of OTT animations, crazy crossovers, and easily accessible action that will hook you time after time.

A tough, violent, strategic card battler, Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf is a sharp-edged love letter to the grim vision of the future.

Omega: The First Movement combines rhythm and battling for a successful title, though there are some big translation issues.

Truly innovative and potentially infinite, Adventure Time Game Wizard is an essential purchase for younger players interested in making games, and doubly-so for for fans of the show.

A game whose major selling point isn't actually that important, Beat Hazard Ultra has a strong enough shooting mechanic to avoid any accusations of being a gimmick.

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 sharp and entertaining mix of puzzles and speed, Loco Motors is definitely worth some attention.

If very demanding, out-of-the-box, 3D spatial puzzles are your thing, you may love Kubic.

An innovative take on the slice-'em-up genre whose new ideas and simple controls will endear it to fans of the Chop Chop series and newcomers alike.

It might have its issues when you're playing it handheld, but Rime is still a real joy to experience on Switch.

I Keep Having This Dream mashes together a bunch of ideas, and while they don't all come off, it's still an entertaining journey.

A mix of challenge gameplay and fantastic presentation, Cave Bowling is a fun-filled arcade game with personality and substance to match.

AFK Journey is an engaging idle RPG brimming with epic quests and distinct heroes to collect.

A brilliantly fresh take on the match-three puzzler genre that makes up for a lack of urgency with a gorgeous art style and interesting gameplay

It has a few problems here and there, but there's more than enough good in GNOG to look past them.

A blast from Rockstar's past that has found a welcome new home on mobile.

A generous, beautifully presented turn-based RPG that's tremendously entertaining in sensible doses.

The stars are nearly aligned for Galaxy on Fire 2, a wonderfully varied, in-depth action-adventure game that could benefit from expanded combat controls.

Indies' Lies is a compelling roguelike title that, while inspired by Slay the Spire, does manage to hold its own against other games in the genre. As a free-to-play player, you don't have to worry about pesky ads popping up and ruining your concentration. The first chapter is free with a few characters available to you. You can unlock the next two chapters along with the other characters as an in-app purchase.

A third slice of oddly hypnotic bullet heaven action, Danmaku Unlimited 3 doesn't offer anything really new, but it's still a heck of a ride.

A great mix of RTS and midcore strategy that's well worth some of your attention.

Warlock's Tower offers satisfying puzzles crafted from a strong central mechanic and smart level design.

With plenty of levels and items to collect, Frisbee Fever is an enjoyable arcade title with surprisingly high production values.

Mighty Switch Force 2 is well worth a punt, with puzzle-platforming that will hold your attention from start to end.

Golfing Around might lack the madcap nature of Colin Lane's earlier games, but the extra depth here makes it well worth checking out.

Frequently savage, but ceaselessly beautiful, FOTONICA is ultimately yet another auto-runner, but only a nutter would ignore 'Canabalt meets Rez'.

A game that only six months ago would have justifiably been a full price title is an unmissable and highly entertaining bargain at four quid. That's a lot of rotten meat for your money.

Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins is yet another fantastic found phone game from Kaigan. The puzzles may not be particularly inventive or challenging but the story is well-written and all the nods to the show are a delight to discover. It's a harder sell to anyone who's never seen Doctor Who but if you give a Blink a watch before playing I'm sure you'll like it too.

Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom is a calming puzzle game that challenges you to change your perspective to fix pathways and complete your quest.

Tough and brilliantly presented, Lumber Jacked is an excellent blast of hardcore platforming action.

Sacred Odyssey skilfully balances action and exploration for an adventure that's defined by its high quality as much as its variety and scale.

It may not have online multiplayer, yet Tom Clancy's H.A.W.X. clutches a superbly designed single-player campaign in its talons.

Polished, addictive, and disarmingly sweet, Joining Hands is the perfect puzzling pick-me-up.

A unique adventure game with an incredible sense of style, Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP captivates despite of its abstract approach.

Overall, Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is a game that fans will love, and newcomers will get something out of if they invest their time. It's big, tough, and full of dangers, and if grindy, loot-filled action is your bag, then you should jump straight in. But the complete package is lacking some spit and polish that more modern titles have, and it feels like something of a consolation prize for Switch owners compared to Monster Hunter World and its many changes and improvements to the series on other consoles.

A beautiful if flawed point-and-click adventure game with a look and feel all of its own.

A well presented port of an underrated entry in the Ace Attorney franchise, and one well worth investigating.

LOK Digital is simple looking, but there is a lot of charm and character in the game itself. The puzzles are fantastically made and feel very satisfying to complete.

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

A wonderful 3DS psychological thriller that details the journey through the emotional turmoil of a ship in distress.

A big, brash boxing game that's surprising tactical at heart, this is worth checking out.

GT Racing: Motor Academy takes attendance and every conceivable feature and mechanic is here, except bold individuality.

The puzzles are colorful and challenging, however sometimes the game doesn't seem to work as intendent. Despite this, you can be patient and nudge objects until they, ultimately, vanish.