Gorgeous art and music make Seashine well worth playing, but expensive upgrades, unnecessary time pressures, and a genre that's all wrong prevent it from being truly great.

Trick Shot would be a bit more satisfying if it had weightier ball physics and less demanding stages, but it's still a solid time-waster.

Swap Cops is a charming, slick, fast-paced casual strategy game, though its gameplay may be too distilled for some.

Worms 4 updates the ancient formula in all the ways you might expect on mobile, but technical woes and streamlining hamper the all important multiplayer.

Shoot the zombies in the face and then get better guns and then shoot the zombies in the face again and so on and so forth.

There is some enjoyment to be had with Chill Out! Zombies, but frequent technical problems and an increasing sense of dullness mean it's hard to recommend.

Another of those titles that burrows its way into your brain and won't let go. Quick games will soon swallow hours.

Math Academy looks the part, but is deceptively boring, and dumb to boot.

It won't transform your decks, but it does open up a wide range of mouth-watering new options.

The nub of something very special, just not quite charming or well-realised enough to fulfill its potential.

If you can ignore the lingering concerns of greed and mistrust, Dice Mage's fast-paced strategy and memorable soundtrack are enough to be worth a try.

Resident Evil Revelations 2 may be a cut-down port, but if you can forgive its rough edges you're in for a treat.

There are some decent ideas in Calvino Noir, but it's a mixture that just doesn't come together.

A brilliant and unusual action puzzle game with beautiful presentation and an annoying yet satisfying difficulty curve.

Ski Safari 2 is fine, but we've definitely seen this mountain before.

Perfect pacing, unobtrusive free to play mechanics, and tense thrills make Winter Fugitives more than worth your time – and maybe even your bail money, too.

With sharp design, plenty of content, and elegant presentation, Lara Croft GO is one of the best puzzle games of the year.

A frustratingly limited take on footy management that's completely lacking in tactical intelligence.

It might not be the greatest port of Square Enix's masterpiece, but it's good enough to scratch your nostalgia behind the ears.

There's just so much wrong with Drift City Mobile that it's difficult to know how to write a pithy summation of its faults. Essentially you should (and will) quickly forget that this auto-racer ever existed.

Luscious presentation and satisfying sounds do little to disguise an unimaginative and bland take on an already well-worn genre.

A simple tappy game. It looks nice, and it'll take your mind off things, but there's not much else to it.

Gaming's roundest hero gets a second great game for his second wind. Very different from DX, and in many ways just as good. Get them both.

A shambly auto-runner that's just not that much fun.

A bright and brash arcade racer that looks stunning, and has the racing chops to back it up.

The kind of concept that should be winning a gold award. Instead, it’s too keen on getting you to buy gold, and its other shortcomings are many.

Though it soon turns flat, Ready Cola!'s initial flavour is just enough for it to be worth a try.

A lightweight but enjoyable mixture, it's not ground breaking, but it's quite a lot of fun.