It might bear the board game's name, but Pictionary owes more to mobile gaming than it does to the collection in your cupboard.

This might not be the best version of Human Resource Machine, but it remains a puzzler well worth checking out.

This is a decent one-touch distraction. It's not going to shock you out of any malaise, but you're going to have a decent time while you're playing it. And to be honest, sometimes that's all you want from your mobile entertainment. Run-A-Whale is a decent slice of game, but it's not much more than that.

Steredenn's polish, variety, and thrilling bullet hell makes it a must-play for shmup fans.

It's solidly written with some fresh ideas, but overall Artificial Superintelligence feels lacking and unpolished.

Battle Bay is the perfect way to kick off the warmer summer months. It's familiar, sure, but its bright and beautiful design and masterfully crafted gameplay will quickly make you forget that you may have played this game before in some other guise.

Kamiko aims for Zelda-lite but falls way too short of the mark due to dull design, simple puzzles, and levels which lack substance.

A solid but unremarkable brawler that runs out of super steam a little too quickly.

SpacePlan won't appeal to everyone, but its absurdist sci-fi story and polished design makes for lacking gameplay mechanics.

Ms. Spell has promise and polish but this roguelike suffers from basic mechanics that quickly becomes repetitive.

TumbleSeed is a difficult game, for sure, but it's also frustratingly satisfying, fun, and a deserved nod to arcade games past.

A bright and intriguing facade can't hide the fact you've played all of this before.

Easy to grasp but challenging to solve, Antitype's puzzles offer clever distilled word games.

It's fast and frenetic in all the right ways, and it makes you feel like you're getting better with every step you take. If you fancy some silly space-based slaughter then this one is definitely worth checking out. Just make sure you stick with it.

A hollow experience, layered with dull humour, that you should definitely avoid.

It's not Mario Kart 9, but Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is the best game in the series and a considerable leap forward for portable and multiplayer gaming.

Hexy: Puzzle Adventure is a nice, simple puzzler with some unfortunately basic flaws.

Invert is a really cracking puzzler which offers up plenty of head-scratching challenges and bags of solvers' satisfaction.

It may look cute and have a good premise, but Evergrow: Paper Forest falls flat under the lightest of scrutiny.

Nonstop Chuck Norris is just a reskin of Nonstop Knight, so you're either going to love it or hate it.

Mushroom 11 is a cracking platformer which meshes a couple of genres together very successfully.

Yo-Kai Watch 2 is bigger and better than its predecessor, but there are still a few kinks left to iron out.

There's a big idea in Tempest, but it gets lost in the swells and eddies of its empty seas.

Full of Stars is may have a few issues, but its choice soundtrack, beautiful visuals, and fluid gameplay really makes the game sing.

Mr. Shifty is a fun, twitchy action game that fails to capitalise on what was so good about its primary influence.

A pretty impressive mobile adaptation of the series. The monetisation might upset some, but look past that and you'll have a lot of fun.

A mash up of old concepts in a brand new way. Even if the idea of a puzzle RPG makes you balk, you need to give this one a go.

A nice idea that gets a bit lost in difficulty spikes and frustration.