A well put-together game that offers some quick puzzling fun, Blitz Block Robo doesn't have enough fresh ideas to keep you playing for long.

A light but fun and well-presented game that struggles under the weight of gratuitous IAPs.

While there is a decent bowling experience here, it gets a little lost behind unnecessary frippery and slippery controls.

This homage to the point and click adventure genre is painfully short, but undeniably entertaining while it lasts.

Star Wars: Uprising is a perfectly solid RPG, but it doesn't do much that we haven't all seen before.

A solid game and an astonishing achievement in mimicry. Play Cut the Rope again instead.

There are some great ideas here, but a cumbersome control scheme keeps Foxtrot! from achieving its potential.

Baller Legends is a reasonably slick swipe-to-shoot arcade basketball game. It's a little one note, a little clunky, and a little poorly balanced at times, but it's still fun.

Super Paper Pool has nothing to do with pool or paper, and it's not super either, but if you're looking for a novel physics-puzzler it's worth a try.

A cool concept let down by clumsy controls and difficulty sharper than the teeth of a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Ice Age Village isn't an awful build-'em-up, but it's severely marred by a lack of character and an absence of social features.

This nitro boost has given the Monster Trucks Nitro series a kick up the exhaust after a lacklustre first outing, but this isn't robust enough to ensure it captures pole position.

Axion features good role-playing hampered by myriad design flaws including a poor interface and clunky controls.

A no-brainer if you're a fan of the series, but for anyone else it's really neither here nor there. If you like young girls with big guns and have a penchant for middle-of-the-road action-RPGs, this may well be for you.

It may be a solidly put-together experience, but Chaos Chronicle doesn't do anything different to the other RPGs out there.

Despite a few gaps in its defence, Z is a solid time-killer for the solo strategist.

Driver Renegade 3D has sparks of greatness in its Career mode, but the main Story mode is a disappointing experience.

Mixing casual real-time strategy, tower defence, and dungeon building, Ninja Raft is full of bright ideas, but its execution is a little messy.

Great visuals and sound fail to cover up a bland game - Jelly Jump is all style and no substance.

Sniper Elite by way of CSR. Kill Shot is dumb free to play fun, but don't expect anything truly ground breaking.

If you're looking for an idler that takes away a good deal of the idling, then you're going to enjoy Tap Busters. It looks amazing, some of the character design is top notch, and there's a decent chunk of sci-fi humour running through it too.

Though simplistic in nature, Buddy Rush is charming enough to fill a few moments with basic hack 'n' slash role-playing.

A rushed port of a clumsy adaptation can't disguise the quality game shining underneath.

Why Does it Spin has its moments, but you'll have to get to them through gritted teeth.

A competent stunt racer that's a little too nondescript and derivative for its own good.

Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty has strong core concept in terms of its gesture gameplay, but rough edges blunt its appeal.

A short, sharp shot of one-touch mobile gaming that does what it sets out to do pretty damn well.

ShakePop is a simple and slightly weird game, but it can be surprisingly difficult to put down at times.