A bright and shiny arcade blast with more than enough content to keep you entertained for hours.

A clever puzzler with a raft of new ideas, Perchang is well worth your time.

A fast-paced, gorgeous endless space-racer that showcases everything that's good about mobile gaming.

A brilliant platformer that's fun to play and will get under your skin pretty quickly.

I don't know what to say here, so you should probably pick up Viridi and see what happens.

An engaging and compulsive stuff-dodger that'll keep you playing for a good long while.

A neat little distraction that should keep your fingers busy for a while.

A quite-nice sequel to a quite-nice original, but this Cowboy's from Sleepyville rather than Excitement Gulch.

There are some nice ideas here, but the structure of the game errs on the side of grind a little too soon.

There's a solid idea here, but it might not keep you entertained for as long as you'd like.

An easy to play, incredibly addictive dungeon crawler that's the perfect fit for your pocket.

A fresh word game that shakes things up just enough to make it feel like you're doing something new.

A recklessly entertaining action game that's the perfect fit for mobile.

This space trader creates an incredible sense of place, then wastes it with clumsy controls and frustrating combat.

A bright and slick kick about that will keep your fingers busy for hours.

A casual game that keeps the flavour of its inspiration without becoming too diluted.

A bright and surprisingly deep card game that'll keep you going for a good long while.

Focussing on solo mode is odd for a tabletop adaptation, but an excellent series of puzzles and tough AI opposition makes up for it.

A sequel most remarkable for its far richer visuals, but Mr. Crab 2 remains a pleasant auto-runner with a twist.

A bright and engaging puzzler that sparks with new ideas. Definitely worth picking up.

It might not be the freshest skateboarding game out there, but you're going to enjoy the time you spend tricking around its levels.

Mekorama has its moments, but compared to Monument Valley it just isn't up to the task.

A big and bold racing game that's an awful lot of fun.

Bushido Bear is a fair and generally well-balanced game with unexpected appeal, yet it lacks that little something extra to keep you playing.

A brilliant mashing together of chess and giant space warriors.

Simultaneously arduous and irritatingly compelling, Leap Day is another one-thumb cracker from Nitrome.

A fine looking revamp of a classic board game, but it's still too random for serious strategy gamers.

Good run and gun fun in small doses, but it won't pull you away from more polished offerings in the genre.