Solitaire Blitz is vintage PopCap, with peerlessly addictive gameplay and quietly impressive presentation. Unfortunately, the freemium payment model will be a barrier for many.

Evidence 111 is a unique detective game in that it encourages you to hear instead of see all the action from your phone. The story is nothing too revolutionary, but the superb voice acting is the highlight of the title, making for an entertaining hour-and-a-half journey.

Pool Panic is beautiful, weird, and clever in equal measure, but it may prove too frustrating for those who don't click with its vibe.

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

Fittingly shallow and suitably silly, this auto-runner is one of the better examples of the genre, if still limited in its appeal.

A feast for the eyes, RAGE doesn't make the most of its fun arcade action as it's missing some standard features.

With Infinity Blade 3, Chair turns the thrilling sword-fighting series into a huge adventure. The reliance on frequent deaths and forced grinding, however, is an infuriating relic from previous games.

Although it isn't quite the game it could be, Extreme Justice is nevertheless a polished, outrageous and – most importantly – highly competent video game equivalent of the kind of films that have turned high-camp action into an art form.

Alphadia2 doesn't offer anything that we haven't seen previously, but those who appreciate old skool Japanese RPGs will find little to complain about.

A generous package of casual online multiplayer games that, while not particularly distinguished in any single area, contains a generous spirit and a compelling risk-reward system.

Archetype is a great-looking and fun shooter, but it has improvements to make before becoming the essential iPhone shooter.

A playable multiplayer-only diversion for Gameloft's FPS series, but Modern Combat Versus lacks the friction-free charm of Guns of Boom.

Baby Monkey (riding backwards on a pig) is just as addictive as the YouTube video - but just as repetitious, too.

A tough and angry old-school shooter, Ammo Pigs will scratch a retro itch quite nicely.

Ultra Street Fighter II does a great job of providing the signature fighting experience on the go, but falls short of being a no-brainer due to iffy exclusive Switch content and a hefty price tag.

Another crazed, retro blast from the mind of Jeff Minter, FiveADay is a little tricky to get to grips with, but once it clicks it's hilarious fun.

If you're happy to play by its rules, Word Monsters is a polished puzzler packed with content that'll keep you busy for a week or two.

While it will keep you entertained for a period, Pastry Panic is a little too lightweight to become a classic.

An entertaining if slight arcade blaster, with a dollop of humour and a relentlessly frenzied nature.

Seasoned puzzle fans will have a field day with this game, but those who prefer a little more meat in their experience will be left wanting more.

A novel and entertaining blend of sandbox and strategy with a unique theme and a few unfortunate PC port flaws.

Megastunt Mayhem is a light-on-its-feet monster truck game with arcade fun.

While FunGenerationLab doesn't do anything especially new or different with Motocross Elite, it is good fun while it lasts. Repetition can set in after a few hours, mind.

While maintaining the sugary sweet style of its inventive forerunners, LocoRoco Midnight Carnival braves new gameplay that has sticky points preventing it from being as grand.

It's not classic Sonic, but it's a lot more fun than you might be expecting.

A deeply enjoyable if plain and somewhat miserly casual arcade racer that nails the feeling of zipping through traffic at high speeds.

An engaging, quick-fire arcade game that'll fill up some time quite happily.

A well fleshed out and pretty darn entertaining arcade experience.