A solid and entertaining game, Oscura Second Shadow doesn't quite do enough to make it stand out from its predecessor.

Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril refines the classic Lego game formula for mobile play, making for a slightly less ambitious but better fitting experience.

While it might be a little tight with its content, Transworld Endless Skater has enough going for it that it's worth a try.

Secret Files Tunguska is an enjoyable adventure with some good puzzles and lots of locations. It's just not imaginative or exciting enough for a full recommendation.

A fast-paced runner with some fresh ideas, Time Tangle - Adventure Time isn't perfect, but it's got a lot going for it.

A solid but not particularly challenging platformer, Epic Eric is fun but entirely forgettable.

A delightfully gory and unpleasant game book experience, Heavy Metal Thunder lays it on thick, but in the best possible way.

Phantom Rift has a sharp, fast, and strategic battle system. But there's not much else to keep you entertained between brawls.

A polished endless runner that looks and feels great, but stops short of creating something truly special with its core elements.

A tough and angry old-school shooter, Ammo Pigs will scratch a retro itch quite nicely.

A big silly flappy bang bang nonsense of a shooty game.

A lightweight but enjoyable mixture, it's not ground breaking, but it's quite a lot of fun.

Stellar Wanderer has some massive ideas, but it's the little things, the important minute-to-minute things that it gets wrong.

A solid and enjoyable puzzling sort-of-shooter that bounces along with just the right speed.

Solid writing and interesting sci-fi worlds balance out Voyageur's repetitive late game issues.

A dark, complex, and deep strategy game that pushes you to build more at every turn.

My Hero One's Justice will keep you entertained for hours, but it is by no means an essential anime fighter.

It has a few flaws, but for the most part Linn: Path of Orchards is one of the most intriguing platformers we've played in a while.

A bright, smart card crawl that will keep you entertained for hours.

Warcraft Rumble is a strategic "tower offence" game where you deploy miniatures via cards across short real-time battles. Familiar faces from the franchise pop up with a variety of abilities you can get tactical with, but it does start to get grindy fairly early on. You can engage in some PvE missions though to level up before you take on others, so it's worth giving it a shot if you're looking to add a new twist to your standard PvP affair.

An intuitive and absorbing puzzle game with a solid central concept. It just needs to branch out a little in order to join the puzzling elite.

Angry Birds Epic is a fun, streamlined, and surprisingly deep RPG, but a dearth of variety and a wealth of in-app purchases will turn off genre junkies.

An entertaining new chapter in the LucasArts saga, but one that could have used a bit more time to fix silly technical flaws before being unleashed.

A clever blending of two licences, Star Wars: Tiny Death Star does exactly what you'd expect it to.

Gorgeous to look at but ultimately frustrating to play, Shadowgun: DeadZone needs a lot of work before it becomes the finished article.

A fun, if occasionally frustrating mix of genres and ideas, Naughty Kitties is worth a play just to see how well it blends them all together.

An inadequate interface, poor localisation, and underdeveloped story make 1112, Episode 02 a disappointing follow up.

A pretty but repetitive puzzle-based adventure, Shrek the Third feels more like completing a series of chores than having monster-sized fun.