Is This Seat Taken? is a challenging puzzler in which you must seat a group of characters while paying attention to their preferences.

Iffy free-to-play model aside, Ultimate Sackboy is merely a competent runner that could use a lot more variety to keep things interesting. It's a beautiful-looking game but lacks much substance to keep me coming back. With future seasons and updates planned, this might improve, but for now, it remains okay.

A compact roguelike RPG with an interesting conceit, Moon Hunters falls down a little with repetitive action and clunky execution.

A bit of good fun that's let down by its ambition for innovation. Still, it's worthwhile if you're a fan of the series, but it's probably best enjoyed with the 3D off.

Don't Fry The Frog is mildly entertaining, but there are better casual gaming experiences out there.

RRBBYY is barely a name for a game that's barely a game. It's a clever idea, stylishly presented, but it needs to go back into the development oven before it's ready to eat.

A reasonably entertaining take on the bullet-hell genre, Sela The Space Pirate doesn't quite have the polish or the poise to compete with the best.

Some nice ideas and a relatively fresh approach to the Bond franchise, but there are just too many rough edges to the core action to recommend a purchase.

You're going to want to love Dr.Meep, but the game does make it rather difficult.

Airport City HD is a freemium management game that offers a decent amount of initial fun for your in-app purchases, but a few bottlenecks and imbalances hold up the traffic somewhat.

A decent little arcade game with a few minor flaws, DOT Space Hero compensates for its weaknesses with charm and good looks.

Robo5's excellent presentation and challenging puzzles are undone by awkward and unresponsive controls.

To sum up, Infinite Skater exists. It's quite good at existing, and it looks nice. But it doesn't do anything new.

A reasonably accomplished but somewhat forgettable action game that somewhat oversimplifies the twin-stick arena shooter.

Tap Heroes distils the fun of RPGs down into a simple, satisfying little game - but the gimmick doesn't last that long.

Dere Evil Exe is full of clever flourishes and knowing winks, but the hardcore platformer underneath it all is a little too scruffy for its own good.

Passing Time is a unique football mini-game collection that's quirky but ultimately forgettable.

Railbot is entertaining initially, but your attention will soon wander thanks to the fact that it brings little to the distance runner genre that is really new or interesting.

A deeply ordinary third-person shooter made considerably more interesting by the addition of co-op multiplayer.

One of the simplest games you're ever likely to play, Luminous strips casual iOS gaming back to its bare bones, but is tough to truly love as a result.

An inadequate interface, poor localisation, and underdeveloped story make 1112, Episode 02 a disappointing follow up.

The Little Fox may be lovely, but his faster-than-light scampering will cause you intense frustration.

Fish Fist is fun in concept, but lacks enough content to keep you hooked.

The absence of a two-player co-op mode mars what is otherwise an enjoyable – if rather simplistic and short-lived – journey.

Epic Arena has the basis for a decent strategy boardgame, but a poor structure for both solo and social players limits its appeal.

Zenonia S is a fun online action RPG but the streamlined approach results in a lesser experience than its forebears.

There's a decent game here, with some brilliant ideas, but it often ends up obfuscated behind fiddly controls.

An all-out attack on the eyes, Assault Squadron is a slick shooter that's too short for its own good.