Add this to the increasingly large pile of iOS games marked 'sort of like Pokemon, but not nearly as good'. Aside from the stupendously good soundtrack, there's little to get excited about here.

A gripping dice-rolling adventure, Island of the Lizard King is another great Fighting Fantasy gamebook.

Tiny Space Adventures tests your memory (and sometimes your patience), but it's consistently cute and enjoyable.

A deep game with a rich and humourous tone, this spin on a classic formula is a must-see for RPG and tabletop gaming fans.

An odd mixture of solid pinball and grim multi-choice adventure that probably won't fully satisfy fans of either.

An experimental and highly compulsive card-battler, with some pretty presentation to boot.

A funny, entertaining puzzler. Adventure Xpress might not be the freshest game on the App Store, but it's fun all the same.

Gauntlet's Revenge makes a valiant effort to bring the Tilt to Live controls to a new genre, but they're just too imprecise to really work.

A dark and sometimes stirring gamebook, Sol Invictus might not add much to the template, but it's a thrilling ride all the same.

A sharp and well put together shooter, Gunslugs 2 might be a little too crazy for some, but it's definitely worth a look.

A clever twist on the futuristic racer that changes itself regularly and rewards exploration and experimentation.

A clever puzzler with a raft of new ideas, Perchang is well worth your time.

A solid MOBA brought to life by some excellent use of the Star Wars license.

Don't Starve: Nintendo Switch Edition is perfect for survival and strategy-lovers, but it could've used a couple more weeks in testing to nip those pesky bugs in the bud. Though it's as fun as ever there's nothing different about this version and, especially if you've already sunk hours and hours into the game on PC, console, or mobile, there's no real need to pick this up again. I mean, unless you want to own it on the Switch.

A brilliant game of deep sea battles, with a lot more going on than just a gorgeous art-style.

Hindsight is a bittersweet narrative journey featuring gorgeous 3D scenes and fantastic voice acting. The gameplay feels a little lacking and the story hammers on the same point repetitively after a while, but it certainly packs an emotional punch in the end.

Shadow Wars is a turn-based strategy that's easy on newcomers but with enough depth for veterans of the genre to enjoy as well.

From negotiating the labyrinthine levels to cracking heads, Spider-Man: Web of Shadows brilliantly captures the essence of Spidey.

Graceful Explosion Machine is a perfectly adequate bullet hell shooter - a good one even. But the repetition and misguided level-based design hurt its chances of being a must buy.

Despite Pop Island's way too simplistic design, it oozes charm and is wonderfully silly fun.

They Need To Be Fed 2 offers more of the same platform-physics action as its predecessor, albeit with a couple of tasty twists at the end. It's a shame you have to wait for the truly interesting stuff, though, and the game's controls never quite click as they should.

Some annoying quirks remain, but the all new tasks and fun multiplayer modes keeps More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? top of the class.

Puddle may take a while to fully get going, but once it does it gives you no excuse not to take the plunge.

It doesn't have the same laid-back attitude as its stablemates, but Nimble Quest is all the more entertaining for that.

Tiny Barbarian DX is a great little retro-inspired platformer that riffs on the likes of Donkey Kong Country, but it suffers from repetition and a lack of inspiration at times.

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

Though limited by its mystifying lack of multiplayer and the shelf life of its pop references, You Don't Know Jack is a fun quiz game.

With the new scavenger hunt mode included, the Vita version of Proteus has something to offer that the PC version didn't, but it's still a polarising experience.