A sharp and wonderfully well put together platformer that's well worth your time.

Gorgeous to look at and with a control system to suit every taste, Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders is a great flight and fight sim.

While it still has all the quirks and flaws of the traditional JRPG genre, Final Fantasy IV continues to shine for its intoxicating sense of adventure and surprisingly interesting plot.

A quick and entertaining arcade blast, Magicka isn't perfect, but it'll make you smile all the same.

A new approach to rhythmic gaming that marries substance with style, its unique gameplay proving you can provide a fresh experience in a saturated genre.

Less strategic than it wants to be, but this is a fun and hugely likeable time-waster for iPad owners.

A stunning looking, cathartic experience that builds subtly on what's come before. Just go and get it.

Absurdly funny, perfectly challenging, and massively rewarding. This gorgeous, must-have motorbike game is a mobile port done right.

A fun and clever action game, Darklings shows how much can be accomplished with a touchscreen control system.

An incredibly rich, challenging and varied sci-fi experience that seamlessly and creatively blends genres into a brilliant whole.

A bold, bright, and brilliant point-and-click adventure, Botanicula is an experience to be savoured.

Spelunky is a game that you need to own right this second, especially if you've never played it before. Just prepare to lose a large portion of your life to those depths.

Skylanders Superchargers is the most polished Skylanders game to date, packed with new modes, vehicles, and a gleaming layer of polish.

A brilliant revamp of the original that ups the ante for iOS brawlers, King of Fighters-i 2012 is only let down by its slightly laggy online bouts.

An admirable attempt to do something different and clever on iOS, dragged down by a few too many levels that require tedious slogging.

It does a lot with a little, using its compact two-button control scheme to define its entire design, with spectacular results. If you are looking for a mobile platformer to sink your teeth into, this is it.

A bright and brash arcade racer that looks stunning, and has the racing chops to back it up.

An exciting, accessible role-playing game that does away with most of the fluff that bogs down the genre while retaining the depth that fans adore.

A goofy, adorable, and just plain surreal logic puzzler that delivers its quirky but satisfying action in a whirl of imagination.

An eminently entertaining slab of balanced indie-platforming fun, Thomas Was Alone feels like it should have been on mobile from day one.

Another of those titles that burrows its way into your brain and won't let go. Quick games will soon swallow hours.

Stardew Valley is a fantastic experience as ever, but it's let down by its awkward combat controls.

A sharp, wonderfully written adventure, 80 Days deserves your attention.

Despite being very similar to the first game, Sword & Poker 2 remains a beautifully balanced marriage of poker and dungeon crawling.

Hyper Light Drifter is a neon-soaked, hyper-kinetic fever dream of an action-RPG with one of the most alluring game worlds of its kind.

More frustrating than the first chapter, Sorcery! 2 still spins a compelling yarn. Here's hoping chapter three isn't another six months off.

Another fine racing game from Vector Unit, filled with modes and great tracks. But it's often too stuffy and serious for its own good.

A brilliant mix of precision and fun, Mikey Hooks is a worthy sequel to its illustrious forebear.