Visually appealing and with an operatic setting like no other, Battle of Puppets's strategic play is highly addictive, if also repetitive.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is a charming adventure hampered by an ill-conceived touch control scheme.

The Warlock of Firetop Mountain: Goblin Scourge Edition is a wonderful narrative adventure with only a couple of performance issues.

Commander Pixman takes good old-fashioned gameplay and wraps it up in an appealing retro package which will keep adrenaline junkies sated for quite some time. The steep challenge may be a little too much for some players, however.

A surprisingly welcoming treat of a JRPG, and a successful blend of two worlds.

A fresh and entertaining snowboarding game. It might have a few problems, but the core gameplay makes up for that.

A stellar update of an esteemed platform classic, the Prince's latest handheld trip is one that is well worth rediscovering - or discovering for the first time if you're lucky enough to still be considered a youngster.

The novelty of the Walking Dead series is wearing off a bit, and 'Amid the Ruins' lacks the tension of some previous episodes, but good storytelling is timeless.

In all honesty, this game had me at 'undercover octopus.' Unadulterated slapstick goodness finally comes to mobile.

A bright and surprisingly challenging touchscreen platformer, Bean Dreams is a sharp and entertaining sequel.

A bold and intriguing adventure with an impressive scope, albeit one that's held back by a few niggles here and there.

A bright and pretty brilliant retro shooter.

Square Rave is as satisfying as it is intuitive, and more addictive than both.

Has a very high entry barrier, but beyond it is a unique and compelling fusion of strategy game and history lesson.

A fast paced and entertaining adventure, once it gets going Sultans of Rema will have you on the edge of your seat.

Holedown is a sweet and satisfying game of shattering blocks. It's like a casual game for grown-ups and people with attention spans, and I'd definitely suggest you go and check it out.

Jellies! is an adorable little color-matching puzzle game with a fantastic style and an interesting arcade-like twist.

Refreshingly original bubble-guiding game. Slow and sublime but also deviously tough, with lots to see and find. Don't let this one float away.

Westworld is far more than just a reskinned Fallout Shelter, but its grind may be a little off-putting for some.

Great Little War Game 2 sticks to familiar battlegrounds, but it's still (wait for it) a great little war game.

FIFA 16 plays an excellent game of football but the lack of modes outside of Ultimate Team and dreadful menu design hold it back from true greatness.

A wonderful looking adventure, Lumino City is about as engaging as it is gorgeous.

Operation: Vietnam doesn't win any bravery medals for its concept, but it's a well-trained, impressively executed idea that hits all the necessary targets.

An entertaining and gorgeous platformer, Icycle: On Thin Ice is as smart as it is fun.

A fast-paced and engaging tappy shooter that looks stunning. It might be a little too simple for some, but there's a neat high score chasing rhythm here that's hard to ignore.

Oh...Sir! The Hollywood Roast is still as enjoyable as its predecessors, only with more movie references and less Monty Python jokes.

A smartly written, self-contained mini adventure with good puzzles.

A sublimely understated hidden object game that shows that, sometimes, subtle improvements to a strong foundation are all a sequel needs.