A sharp and smart mix of arcade genres that click together to form something really entertaining.

A mobile game that thinks outside the box, and does it brilliantly. Expect to be hearing about Clash Royale clones in the not-too-distant future.

If you were looking for a new match something puzzler, Futurama: Game of Drones will fill that gap nicely. You'll also love it if you're a fan of the show.

There's a fun game here, but once you've gotten the gist of it, you might not find much else.

Not every puzzle is successful in Love You To Bits, but the imaginative levels and charming presentation will keep you entertained as you seek out the more smartly-designed headscratchers.

This is a tweaked mobile version of the main Assassin's Creed franchise. And when it works, it works really well.

In Too Deep is a focused start for this promising mini-series, but never really gets out of third-gear.

I Keep Having This Dream mashes together a bunch of ideas, and while they don't all come off, it's still an entertaining journey.

Blackwell Epiphany is a successful final chapter for a memorable series. It has great puzzles, sharp writing, and a plot that's both epic and emotional.

Thanks to some iffy virtual controls and missing audio, Rayman Classic isn't quite a perfect port of the Atari Jaguar original.

An enjoyable slice-and-dicer with enough tricks up its sleeve to keep you entertained for a while.

Thumb Drift is a simple and engaging one-finger racing. It might not have much meat on its bones, but it's still worth a look.

It's fun to see your favourite characters working and fighting together, but the gimmick wears off as you suffer through boring combat and fanfic-level storytelling.

Stellar Wanderer has some massive ideas, but it's the little things, the important minute-to-minute things that it gets wrong.

A fresh and entertaining snowboarding game. It might have a few problems, but the core gameplay makes up for that.

Bravely Second is a worthy sequel to a fantastic game and fans of the series will be very pleased.

A sharp and angry roguelike that mixes arcade sensibilities into its DNA but doesn't quite pull off the right quantities.

Legend Borne may be another Clash of Clans-type game, but it innovates enough and provides a fresh structure of play to appeal to fans of the genre both new and old. It's just a shame about those connection issues.

A fast and reasonably fresh arcade experience with some solid ideas and a few niggles that are easy enough to look past.

A brilliant spacial puzzler with some intriguing ideas that works perfectly on mobile.

Super Mystery Dungeon isn’t a great celebration of 20 years of a legendary franchise, but there's some entertaining content here worth an occasional poke.

Given its resolutely multiplayer stance, we question Dreii's longevity. For now, though, it's a superb, mesmerising creation.

A solid port of one of the best games ever made. It's expensive, but you'll get an awful lot of bang for your buck.

A solid blast from the RPG-ing past, Ys Chronicles 2 isn't a bonafide classic, but it's still well worth a look.

Rainmaker is a slick and entertaining puzzler. While it might not have the chops to hang around in your games folder too long, it's still worth a look.

A great mobile adaptation of a board game well-suited to the platform, but the multiplayer leaves a lot to be desired.

Don't let the visuals fool you - Marvel Avengers Academy is an example of free to play at it's worst. And, if that's not enough to put you off, the dialogue absolutely will.

There are some interesting ideas here, but the whole thing feels a little too cumbersome to really recommend.