A little more Candy Crush then classic Bejeweled, but still as addictive and shiny as ever.

A smashy arcade racer with hidden depths, this one's well worth a look.

A great recipe with a slightly sour aftertaste, Egz is a sweet, fun, playable game, but with an XP system that needs smashing.

A game that's easy to pick up, easy to play, and pretty easy to get engrossed in.

A surprisingly great puzzle adventure that captures a lot of what makes Uncharted so good and makes it work on mobile.

A decent digital port that frees players from fiddly overhead, leaving them to admire clever mechanics and addictive gameplay.

Yo-Kai Watch leaves a positive first impression, providing just enough creativity and content to help you see past most of its misgivings and flaws.

War Tortoise isn't your traditional shooter, but if you're looking for something a little more casual then you'll enjoy it.

There's nothing wrong with it per se, and it's nice to see a mobile game that ties in with a triple-A title in a tangible way. And like I say, if you're into Battleborn then it's well worth having a crack.

There's a good idea here, but Spellbinders just doesn't manage to see if through to fruition.

A fantastic set of new cards that refreshes the tactical possibilities and welcomes new players.

A more than solid mobile game, Angry Birds Action has enough going for it to recommend.

Apestorm: Full Bananas is only ever fleeting fun, and makes for a mostly forgettable experience.

Grievances aside, Severed is loaded with ambition and is so slick, stylish, and damn pretty it'll melt your eyeballs.

A casual multiplayer gobbler. It has some spark, but it's pretty hard to pinpoint why.

Fallen London will find a way to get under your skin with its compelling world but some odd technical and mechanical choices can break the immersion.

A sharp and enjoyable hack and slash platformer that's never any less than solid.

An excellent version of an arcade legend, Pang Adventures is an update and a history lesson rolled into one.

A slimy and gross adventure with some interesting puzzles and a nice mobile pace.

There's a lot to do in Warbits, and you're going to have a lovely old time doing it.

There's a lot to do here, and doing it is entertaining, just don't expect the reinvention of the roguelike wheel.

Mars Mountain can be enjoyable, but sabotages itself with an unbalanced difficulty curve and poorly identified glitches.

A game that wears its influences on its sleeve, but that's about it.

Spellspire chucks enough ideas at the word game to make it an entertaining diversion.

A solid autorunner, but one that doesn't really have any flare or swagger to it.

The satisfaction of rallying and silky slick mechanics make this mode-limited mash-up a real party game of choice.

Aesthetically gorgeous, but narrowly misses brilliance by being a bit too brutal. Definitely worth a look though.

Pug's Quest has a nice layer of polish in top of some mechanics that we've seen quite a lot recently.