A gorgeous looking, fun as all hell platformer that mixes the modern and the old fashioned wonderfully

Another excellent entry in the Lumines canon. It might not be the most original, but it's still an awful lot of fun.

A confident follow-up that evolves its solid foundations with new mechanics, Space Marshals 2 is a must-play entry in the shooter genre.

As tired as the soldiers it represents, Take Cover is the same strategy game you've played before, with little to set it apart from the rest.

It's not the most original battler/RPG on mobile, but Sacred Legends does a wonderful job bringing the series to a small screen.

A solid, good looking, but ultimately forgettable hidden object adventure.

Another fine racing game from Vector Unit, filled with modes and great tracks. But it's often too stuffy and serious for its own good.

Leap of Fate is a fun and flashy mix up of genres that'll keep your fingers busy for a while.

Legend of the Skyfish is a veritable tribute to the 2D adventure genre while trying something new.

Lacking in flair and substance, Hyper Blaster is a bland arena shooter that does nothing new with the genre.

An entertaining enough word game that will appeal to fans of shuffling letters around.

A clever use of mobile technology to tell an enthralling story.

Deus Ex GO is another triumph that finds crafty puzzles in the DNA of a much-loved franchise.

A decent twist on the arcade jogger, and one that does enough differently to recommend.

A boring endless runner. Its biggest crime is that we've seen it all before.

Championship Manager 17 is a poor management sim.

Fish Fist is fun in concept, but lacks enough content to keep you hooked.

Lacks the glamour of its competitors, but the game at the core of Summoners Fantasy has a lot going for it.

If you're hankering for a new kind-of on rails shooter, then you might get a teensy bit of a kick out of it. But I'd strongly recommend just going back to the original instead.

It's not the most in-depth of games, but Journey Below plays so well that you won't mind retreading the same ground.

A clever subversion of strategy and casual mobile play that makes you laugh, cry, and think.

Satellina Zero's slick but simple arcade gameplay may grow repetitive, but offers twitchy thrills in short bursts.

A gorgeous, wonderfully well polished and surprisingly playable mobile action adventure that's well worth a look.

A solid and entirely forgettable mobile game that does almost nothing of any note.

Panic Drop is the video game equivalent of having an endless stream of knock off Escher paintings slammed repeatedly into your face.

A solid but completely unremarkable point-and-click adventure.

It may be a solidly put-together experience, but Chaos Chronicle doesn't do anything different to the other RPGs out there.

It might not be the Final Fantasy you want, but it's a Final Fantasy you should definitely try.