As good as it's always been, this is really worth a look if you've never strayed into the delights of Zuma before, but veteran players need not apply.

The Complex suffers from some awkward acting and jarring scene transitions but tells an intriguing story with several shocking twists. Multiple endings give the game a high replay value, and the ability to skip previously unlocked scenes makes it easy to test out choices you otherwise wouldn't have picked.

A challenging game, albeit one with a short life span, On The Line is an entertaining diversion.

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

Aractroid's simple gameplay is loaded with possibility, which more than makes up for a lack of extra modes and so-so presentation.

An addictive puzzle game that proves to be more Energizer bunny than clockwork mouse.

Wonderful presentation and solid mechanics can only go so far in masking the game's occasionally overpowering F2P elements.

Arcade Hits is a thoughtful collection including some great games, loads of extras, and fun multiplayer options.

Polished and preened as you'd expect from Gameloft, Zombiewood is an entertaining but ultimately forgettable ride.

An unremarkable but effective endless-shooter designed around that compulsive coin-collecting free-to-play hook.

A grindy single-player experience, Meltdown really comes to life if you play it with other people.

A finely polished casual puzzler, Geared 2 makes incremental improvements over the original with a new level editor and a more appealing visual style.

This rooftop scramble is hugely playable, but is undermined somewhat by the greedy in-app purchasing system which saps away some of the enjoyment.

Highborn is a well-intended, though unpolished tactics game that needs to incorporate a number of basic features in order to improve playability.

Not quite polished enough to be awarded pieces of eight, nevertheless Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest will happily buckle your swashes.

Race the Sun is a blast while it lasts, but there may not be enough to bring you back after the first couple of enjoyable hours of gameplay.

A golf game that strips a lot of things away, but manages to still hold the basic essence of the game.

I do like the general vibe of the game, but it feels like the story itself could be better intertwined within the levels. I also feel progression isn't as punchy, leaving a bit of repetition. Maybe I am just not very excited about coffee!

Putting accessibility over its heritage, Mario Tennis Open is likely to win over more newcomers than returning players.

An extremely simple but fresh twist on the retro arcade shooter, with an interesting release-to-attack premise.

Sound Shapes is a short, unremarkable platformer that's transformed into something quite special when mixed with the sights and sounds of its killer line-up of artists.

A muted, elegant, quietly accomplished platformer that's refreshingly different from most other examples of the genre on iOS.

While it doesn't redefine what a city builder can be, Gizmonauts does add a couple of new systems to the formula - looking sharp all the while.

Spiky-haired hero seeks action RPG with flawed character development mechanics covered up by gorgeous graphics and comprehensive gameplay. Would prefer a Final Fantasy VII fan.

If you're after an extreme and challenging golf simulator – and you're able to overlook some visual shortfalls – PSG is well above par.

After a rocky start, Legends of Loot just about picks itself up and charges forward admirably, but its resolve is weakened slightly by some ropey visuals, dodgy controls, and shameless reliance on in-app purchasing.

Despite some mild frustrations, Monsu 2 is a competent and fun auto-runner that brings plenty of new ideas to the genre.

A lovely art style complements solid if derivative gameplay - worth a look if you're after the new Jetpack Joyride.