This isn't a game. I don't know what it is, but it's not a game.

It's better than the original, but there are still games more worthy of your attention out there.

Jade Empire remains a crown jewel in Bioware's line up but this conversion isn't always a fair reflection of the game's true quality.

A kickabout in the park rather than a Wembley final, but a kickabout with compulsion loops designed to keep you playing until long after you've been called home for tea.

As crushing to get used to as real life, Crap! I'm Broke rewards dilligent players with a frantic fun time. Just like real life.

Shuffle Cats offers similar thrills to multiplayer hit Clash Royale, but punishes you financially for playing poorly - and that's not very nice.

A sweet blending together of mobile ideas that just sort of works.

Mushroom Wars 2 does everything pretty well, but what it does isn't the most exciting combination of ideas.

A bright and garish racer that's fun in all of the right ways.

A tough but rewarding BMX game with an awful lot going for it.

If you're interested in story-driven games and cute character art, Burly Men at Sea demands to be played.

A gloomy, exciting, and downright brilliant tactical RPG.

It's got a lot of tanks in it, but right now not that many players.

A relentless shooter with a colorful aesthetic and screen-filling shmup action.

A bright and bold platformer that might be a little formulaic but does everything it sets out to do brilliantly.

Klei's hybrid of cyberpunk sneaking and turn-based tactics is a must-play for fans of the stealth genre.

A sedate, gloomy adventure with enough going for it to make it worth a look.

That Dragon Cancer is a game that deserves to be played, but not on mobile right now.

Equal parts funny and distressing, 60 Seconds lets you tackle the end of the world your way.

If you're willing to try something a bit out of the ordinary, Criminal Girls 2 has a battle system at its core that just about redeems its shady veneer.

A smart and effective point-and-click adventure that's a lovely way to waste an afternoon.

Don't make this your first point and click, but if you've enjoyed Wadjet Eye's other games and don't mind some leaps of logic and a little eye strain, you'll find an evocative and enjoyable little adventure game.

A challenging retro platformer whose nonlinear structure is both a rewarding aspect and a potential source of frustration.

A fitting and fantastic end to one of the best gamebook adventures on mobile. Make sure you pick it up.

If you're after a truly traditional RPG experience with some modern 3DS trimmings, Dragon Quest VII is a safe bet that'll keep you busy till Christmas.

Wonderful presentation and solid mechanics can only go so far in masking the game's occasionally overpowering F2P elements.

Fired Up is a fun little arcade game with a unique theme, but one that burns out quickly.

A wonderfully atmospheric point-n-click and a worthy follow-up to Machinarium and Botanicula.