A pleasantly bright and breezy social word game with a tactile control system.

You'd be forgiven for mistaking Picross e2 for the original, so similar do they look. Here's hoping for something new in the next instalment

Lacking much of the tone that made the movies great, Ghostbusters is about as fun as being forced to slowly trudge through slime, and being overcharged for the pleasure of doing so at a faster rate.

A reasonably captivating casual puzzle premise squandered by poor pacing and monotonous level design.

Fans of hardcore shooters will find a lot to like here, but there are too many omissions to make The DRM Death Ray Manta a must-buy.

While it does what it does very well, Pixel People doesn't have the balance or challenge needed to break the shackles of the genre it inhabits.

A stripped-back, unassuming old skool turn-based strategy game that's been sensibly honed for iOS.

The excellent game book engine underneath can't quite iron out House of Hell's problems. It's still a good game, but it pales somewhat in comparison to its predecessor.

A lack of real Vita innovation lets it down somewhat, but that aside this is a perfect pocket-sized JRPG that'll keep you gripped to the screen until your eyes turn square. A must-have for any Persona fan.

Awful presentation aside, this is a decent enough digital collection of traditional physical games. You've seen it all before, though, and there's not enough refinement or imagination to warrant much attention.

More roll-playing than role-playing, this game promises much and delivers little more than a quick RPG combat fix.

While it may lack the depth of some other racers on the App Store, Table Top Racing has enough gusto and playability to make it a winner.

Truly unforgivable technical issues mask an otherwise run-of-the-mill action adventure game. The toys are cool and all, but the game containing them simply isn't.

Fast, fun, but ultimately familiar, I Am Vegend feels like a plate of tasty but lukewarm leftovers.

Little Inferno is a smart and subversive work of art that pokes fun at freemium games. But its dedication to the joke often hurts the fun little physics toy at the core.

An abstract, atmospheric exploration adventure near-ruined by a breathtakingly ill-conceived iOS port.

While there are some standout moments in Cracking Sands, all too often it feels like it isn't quite finished.

A delightfully silly physics-puzzler that's slightly derivative but highly entertaining.

As gorgeous as it looks, and as clever as it sounds, Wide Sky plays like a mess.

Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable remains one of the most demented, wild-eyed shooters you'll ever play. But as funny, ragged, and carefree as it is, until it's available at a lower price it's hard to recommend to anyone but those who revel in flawed cult classics.

This match-three-puzzler-in-RPG-clothing adds just enough flavour to spice up its otherwise passable gameplay.

While easily the best Slender Man title on App Store, it's unlikely to chill the blood of anyone who's stared down the skinny apparition before.

It's not going to set the world alight with its brilliance, but Dingle Dangle offers a couple of hours of soft, harmless fun.

An intriguing builder with platforming elements that, while aiming for collaboration, seems more suitable for competition and trolling. If you like Terraria or Minecraft, it's worth a look.

Menus could be snappier and simpler, and there are too many systems at play to hook casual players, but those that do get the Kingdom Conquest bug will find a compelling multi-genre blend with high production values.

Clash of Heroes is a monstrous RPG with beautiful graphics; a suite of multiplayer modes; and some of the most smart and addictive battles around.

The best thing to happen to Pinball since Tommy, Momonga is a unique game that has plenty of staying power.

About as Zen as a rock concert, Zen Training is a quick puzzle game that juxtaposes tranquility with frantic gameplay in all the right ways.