A great control scheme and cute concept, but teeth-gnashingly difficult. One for the masochists.

Clever, pretty platforming that's let down by repetition and slightly flaky controls.

While it is a lot of fun to begin with, Pinch Peeps loses its spark pretty quickly, and a serious lack of content only adds to its problems.

Gorgeous visuals and a fun Fruit Ninja mini-game help liven up this city-builder.

A great visual style and a whole heap of retro charm can't quite lift Recess Riot to the top of the playground pecking order.

Captivating art and fun gameplay come together in this runner. With a few tweaks to the controls, this will be an extremely solid title.

The iOS port of Liberation Maiden is a little prettier than the 3DS original, but the same faults remain firmly in place - joined by some irritating touchscreen controls.

A stripped-back and accessible approach to card battling is Rocket Patrol's selling point, but also its weakness as it lacks the depth and variety necessary to hold your attention.

While it's neither cheap nor shy about trying to hawk its wares, Pinball Rocks HD is an undeniably solid pinball sim.

The Impossible Line is a puzzle/memory game that should keep you entertained for a little while, but it won't make any lasting marks on your soul.

A dull, sparse endless-runner that proves to be as lifeless as its post-apocalyptic setting.

Any Landing's fly-by-the-seat-of-its-pants gameplay is both fun and challenging, but structurally it's a bit of a mess.

Not for the casuals, Dual Survivor is a puzzle game that requires quick reflexes and limitless reserves of patience.

An immediately fun multiplayer scrapper that requires an injection of depth and content if it's to remain on your playlist.

Roll Back Home has a daring and arresting visual style. Boring and irritating gameplay, however, means this is the worst waste of paper since the Daily Mail.

The Firm is a twitch game and therefore lacks depth, but it still manages to make a mark - like a corpse hitting the pavement.

A huge and hefty basketball experience, NBA 2K15 has its problems, but it's still worth a look.

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.

A neat hacky slasher, it's pretty shallow, but there's a decent amount of fun to be sucked from its marrow.

An exceptionally pretty and compulsive drag racing game, but not a revolution.

This Disney Pixel RPG is just what its title is: an RPG with a party of Disney characters fighting a universe-ending threat that quickly eats your energy and tests your luck.

A solid puzzler which is occasionally hampered by control issues and an over-reliance on trial and error gameplay.

Pirate's Treasure is a doubloon in the giant chest of twin-stick shooters: it's worth its weight, even if it's only one of many.

A promising concept that falls short of the finish line, sabotaged by tilt-screen tablet controls and lack of multiplayer functionality.

A lovely little downloadable for the creative types in younger age brackets, this solidly constructed application yields a surprising level of flexibility considering its cheap and cheerful design.

It's simple and brutish, but there's a lot of violent fun to be had in The Gods: Rebellion, and the combo system makes each crunching blow that bit more satisfying.

Jydge offers more of Neon Chrome's twin-stick carnage, but with a livelier tone and more open structure.

A reasonably entertaining endless-runner, Pac-Man Dash! could replace its fading star with anyone else and still have the same effect.