It's Crossy Road with a couple of extra layers of Disney charm and polish, and it's as good as that sounds.

A great version of the now-ubiquitous game, this is definitely worth a bite, so long as you can stomach the price.

Perfection contains a solid central mechanic and it's nicely presented, but the unadorned slicing wears thin very quickly.

Violent and funny in most of the right places, Alive4ever Mini might just be another follower of the undead fashion, but it does what it sets out to do well enough that you can forgive the absence of new ideas in the game.

A poor man's God of War that makes no apology for its fast and furious fighting gameplay. The perfect, blood-soaked introduction to the PSP Minis platform.

Pokemon: Let's Go! has a lot of offer on the whole. It's family friendly and makes it easy to pick up with a pal, meaning that parents can jump on to help out their kids and leave when needed. It's also brimming with charm, character, and animations that you can't help smiling at. I've got no doubt you'll enjoy the game if you pick it up, but how long for depends on how much you loved the classic era of the Pokemon franchise.

Geometry Wars: Galaxies triangulates arcade action, subtle depth, and intuitive controls for pure fun you'll return to remarkably regularly.

A game that does things differently. And while it doesn't always work out, it's still worth some of your precious time.

As tough as it is fun, and with a brilliant soundtrack, CheeseMan is a fine slice of iOS platforming at its best.

Menus could be snappier and simpler, and there are too many systems at play to hook casual players, but those that do get the Kingdom Conquest bug will find a compelling multi-genre blend with high production values.

Shadow Bug looks great, it plays brilliantly, and you're going to have a lot of fun slicing through it.

A top strategy title for those that have a more casual interest in the genre, or for those that are put off by more complicated games of this ilk.

As cute as it is infuriating, Nekosan rewards dedicated players with elegantly designed levels and one-more-go gameplay.

Friendship, family, and loss. These are all things we experience in life, but not many of us have a magical bracelet to help us. This is the story of Jesper and his journey to self-discovery and it's an enjoyable one, if a little slow in places.

A numerical puzzler with a fresh premise and beautifully contemplative presentation.

A marriage of new variety with classic action yields a worthwhile union.

A solidly presented, smartly designed construction-based puzzler that's easy to recommend.

Smoothly accessible and highly engaging strategy gaming, but lacks some key features.

A retro platformer that stands out from the crowds with its evocative presentation, exploration, and firm-but-fair controls.

A brilliantly addictive side-scrolling game that, whilst a little light on content, is well worth picking up.

Though it's a tad short, The Gardens Between is a beautiful puzzler with some wonderfully clever ideas.

With polished presentation, responsive controls, and an entire universe of upgrades to explore, Asteroids Gunner successfully updates the classic concept and establishes itself as one of the finest twin-stick shooters on the App Store.

A gorgeous looking, surprisingly smart twist on RPG scrapping, Swap Heroes 2 is more of the same, but that's not really a bad thing.

A tightly paced, furiously addictive endless climber that plunders those arcade classics for more than just rose-tinted window dressing.

First impressions count, and your first impression of Bug Princess 2 will probably be 'wow', closely followed by 'good lord', as you weave and blast through its glorious waves of hellish beasts.

An interesting and engaging puzzler, Dream of Pixels isn't revolutionary, but it's an enjoyable beast all the same.

The Inner World is a charming and inventive game. It will appeal to ardent fans of mid-'90s point-and-click adventures. Clumsy translations, overlong conversations, and technical hitches prevent it from reaching greatness, though.

With strong visuals and a tight touch, Vampire Rush is a successful marriage of the tower defence and hack and slash genres.