A fun, if flawed endless flyer that'll have you smiling for a while.

A well put together boardgame adaptation, A Brief History of the World can be a little impersonal. It's still fun, however.

A fun, good looking game that's aimed at a younger market, Playworld Superheroes should keep your kids entertained for a while.

A dark veil of skin-crawling despair wraps around Lone Survivor's tight aesthetics, although as this begins to wear off, you may find the mechanics underneath a little too repetitive

A slow-paced casual company sim that's not without its charms.

Funny and challenging, Stunt Star: The Hollywood Years will prove a worthy download for fans of the physics-based genre, but the intense difficulty of the later levels limits its appeal.

Bring Me Down uses the Unreal Engine to deliver a high standard of presentation and convincing physics, but the seemingly random nature of success undermines the enjoyment somewhat.

It's light on content, but Sky Dancer is a strangely calming auto-runner with a gorgeous art style.

Doki-Doki Universe is a feel-good video game. It isn't going to challenge you, and there are some technical issues, but it'll still give you a warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Thumb Drift is a simple and engaging one-finger racing. It might not have much meat on its bones, but it's still worth a look.

Order Up!! To Go is a charming, tactile, and fun time-management game that's undermined by a silly freemium structure.

If it weren't for the controls, Cognition: Episode One would be a must-buy. But it's worth playing all the same.

A tidy, well constructed room escape puzzler that's perhaps a little too slight for its own good.

An honourable homage to platform games of the past, and what it lacks in originality it makes up for in charm.

Stiff controls and limited options keep this beautiful shooter from firing off perfectly.

With its format of release being questionable at best, daWindci Deluxe's new additions just about manage to keep its old score afloat.

A pretty standard tapper, but one that does everything right.

Professor Layton and the Spectre's Call is more of the same great puzzling gameplay, but it's definitely starting to lose its appeal.

A clean and clever puzzler with some neat ideas, Gregg isn't perfect, but it's definitely worth a look.

A generic presentation doesn't do Dungeon Crawlers any favours. Nor does the irritating game camera. But it's a robust tactical RPG with some smart gags.

A clever twist on the bullet hell genre, Magenta Arcade is well worth checking out.

When it excels, Coco Loco is a showcase for its developer, but it slips back too quickly into comfortable routines and safe choices.

It's almost instantly forgettable, but Pokemon Quest is a charming and enjoyable way to fill the time before the bigger games land.

While Dead Nation is showing signs of age, there's still life in the old girl yet.

This strategy game is grand, but perhaps a bit too grand for mobile.

Puzzle Quest 3 is an enjoyable match-3-slash-RPG experience from the OG franchise that started the genre mash in the first place. It's not for casual players, and the paywall feels a little too high at times, but the match-3 combat itself is an engaging experience that's one for the books.

Though it's extremely short, Don't Look Back sports an effective mix of rich atmosphere and pinpoint platforming - and it's free to boot.

An engaging, polished, and deep strategy game with just a few niggles to dull the shine.