Safe Cracker is an enjoyable, if repetitive, reflex-based puzzle game that would benefit from a single asking price instead of offering pieces of itself through in-app purchases.

A well put together puzzler, but some may find its random elements a little too much to bear.

Ark of Sinners Advance stumbles towards greatness. It's not the easiest game to pick up, but it is a difficult game to put down.

Anamorph offers up an interesting challenge, but for a lot of gamers its control system will really suck the fun out of playing.

The Midnight Sanctuary is fantastically bizarre both visually and narratively, but it won't convert you to visual novels.

Rage of Bahamut, but with a Star Wars twist: if you're sworn off card battlers then there's nothing for you here, but Star Wars fans just might find their next unhealthy addiction.

Evil Factory is absolutely gorgeous, but even the best graphics can't forgive its virtual controls and poor writing.

Infected is more akin to a mild tummy bug than a potentially life-ending bout of Ebola. To be fair though, it's probably more entertaining than either.

Steel Diver provides exciting, tactical underwater action, but a steep difficulty curve and lack of content make it difficult to recommend.

Something of a disappointment considering our expectations, uncovering Contact's charms demands significant patience.

Killer pixel graphics and awesome music make you want to love The Blocks Cometh, but the crowded controls keep you from embracing it fully.

A nicely constructed puzzler all about slotting shapes together, but once you've clicked with the core concept it doesn't really go anywhere.

I Am Bread is a ridiculous "slice" of mobile gaming, and while it doesn't really work, it's not really supposed to.

RoboCop is an inoffensive target shooter very loosely based on the movie of the same name.

Sure, Game of War - Fire Age isn't a great game, but the people playing it are an entertaining bunch indeed.

Stifled by tricky controls, Heavy Gunner is visually striking but too repetitive to live up to its epic billing.

Outworded looks nice and the multiplayer is fun, but in the end it's just a word search game. And that could put a lot of people off.

Murl the Squirrel is a perfectly fine game, but we expect more from Ravenous nowadays.

A wonderful looking shooter, Seraphim is a little thin, but you'll enjoy what's here while it lasts.

There's fun to be had spinning the reels, but King Cashing 2 doesn't do enough to stave off the inherent shallowness of its battles.

A solid but unremarkable brawler that runs out of super steam a little too quickly.

All of the ingredients for some destructive fun might be in place, but Burnout Crash! can't quite mix them together into an appetising meal.

Queen's Crown boasts a polished presentation, but some of the lustre is removed by insignificant quests, error-strewn dialogue, and devious in-app purchases.

A decent enough wild west shooter, but there's not much here after the initial thrill.

Dawn of the Dragons has got the storytelling side of things well and truly sorted - it's just a shame that the action is so basic and the gameplay so reliant on the player pumping in real cash for in-game currency.

Kamiko aims for Zelda-lite but falls way too short of the mark due to dull design, simple puzzles, and levels which lack substance.

While it's a fun mix of match-three puzzling and role-playing, Dungeon Raid fails to set the two elements in a solid structure and so never gains any long-term appeal.

A unique and interesting attempt at an interactive story, I am a brave knight is short but not quite sharp enough to see its bright concept through.