Drova - Forsaken Kin is a charming Celtic fantasy RPG featuring brutal real-time combat, tons of engaging side quests, and a stunning pixel art open world.

Meg's Monster is a charming RPG, full of laughs and heartwarming moments, that offers engaging turn-based combat.

Gambonanza may not be the legitimate crowd-pleasing smash hit that Balatro was. But it does for chess what the latter did for poker, and manages to reward smart play and skill just as much, if not more, than Balatro ever did. A must-play if you're a chess fan who likes roguelike deckbuilders, but if you're getting tired of the genre, then this may not do enough to lure you back in.

Farming Simulator 26 is an interesting, realistic farming game where you need to use your vehicles to maintain your land, growing crops for a town.

Spirit Crossing is an engaging casual sim with gorgeous storybook-like graphics. You'll collect resources using your pickaxe, shovel, and other tools as you aid spirits and explore a cosy world.

Dragon Quest Smash/Grow is a worthy idle RPG with some engaging elements. But its initial promise of exciting Survivors-like action quickly falls apart. However, if you approach it from the perspective of it being a regular growth-focused casual RPG with plenty of more hardcore elements, you'll have fun. And both the visuals and audio have that familiar, nostalgia-infused Dragon Quest flavour.

Hyke: Northern Lights is an engaging 2D RPG about a witch searching for her mother. While gameplay can feel repetitive at times, the visually stunning environments and the ability to switch between 7 distinct witches make this little RPG one worth exploring.

Kasso Gaiden doesn't feel like it is unique enough to stand out, but it's an interesting little game. I do wish the sound effects were mutable, as they sort of take away from the experience.

Subnautica is a thrilling survival game set on a watery alien planet. With engaging survival combat and a beautiful world to explore, the only thing bringing this mobile port down is the autosave freeze issue.

Mochi-O is a charming action experience in which you battle hordes of enemies using a genetically modified hamster.

This Tomb Raider mobile port features all the action and suspense it's known for, combined with an intuitive touch control system.

A feast for the eyes, RAGE doesn't make the most of its fun arcade action as it's missing some standard features.

A beautiful on-rails shooter that delivers furious deep space combat on a presentational front. Sadly, its grasp for strategic action doesn't quite work and those underlying mechanics simply can't support its repetitive framework.

In spite of its lack of coherency, Payback 2 HD is still an immensely entertaining experience.

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

Tales 5 might not have the strongest puzzles, but it manages to close the story with humour and drama. It means this entire series will go down in Monkey Island history, performance issues aside.

Darker and grittier than its cheery predecessors, but sets up the right tone for the finale. It continues the tradition of sharp dialogue and puzzles, but also shoddy performance.

With a swashbuckling pace, slightly-absurdest humour and genius puzzles, Episode 3 proves a confident hump. Performance issues remain troubling, though.

Spinner Cay is certainly the weakest instalment in the Tales series, but still holds its own with a good few hours of top jokes and puzzles. Horrible performance issues rear their ugly head too often for a strong recommendation.

Monkey Island fans can breathe a sigh of relief - Monkey Island Tales 1 HD is a confident continuation of the franchise with unfortunately ropey controls.

Everything a sequel should be, iBlast Moki 2 HD might be the best £1.99 you'll ever spend.

One of the oddest games you'll ever come across, Hamlet replicates the adventure gaming formula of yesteryear with obtuse puzzles that makes for a annoyingly difficult gameplay.

Attractive and slick strategy game with a huge single-player campaign and competitive gameplay.

Despite (or perhaps because of) its deranged narrative, Frederic is a stylish confection that truly does justice to the poet of the piano.

A bizarre and intriguing blend of ideas and styles, Forever Lost doesn't always manage to pull off its ambitious plans, but when it does it's pretty special.

Old skool as heck, Flick Champions HD is simple, fun, and addictive.

A tough mixture of time management and puzzle, Farm Frenzy 3 HD doesn't push the series significantly forward, but it's still good fun.

Hardcore strategists will be disappointed by the lack of challenge, but casual players may warm to Eufloria HD's tranquil approach to commanding and conquering.