A game of matching and murdering. It doesn't do much new, but it does enough that if you're a genre diehard it's worth a gander.

It's hard to type and hard to play, but Avoid. rewards perseverance in the best way.

Ball Jump might not have the most original idea behind it, but while it holds your interest you'll have a pretty good time.

There's still something to Monsters Ate My Metropolis, but its different take on destruction isn't as immediate as its predecessor.

Baller Legends is a reasonably slick swipe-to-shoot arcade basketball game. It's a little one note, a little clunky, and a little poorly balanced at times, but it's still fun.

A more expansive take on its six-year-old predecessor, Spider: Rite of the Shrouded Moon still feels admirably fresh and inventive in 2015.

A first-rate take on a classic, which plays well, looks and sounds great, and has tons of varied content.

The clever marriage of satisfying mechanics and exciting sound design, together with a free to play model as unobtrusive as you'll find, makes this a very enjoyable climb indeed.

A perfectly solid but ultimately disappointing tap-to-tilt arcade experience.

A neatly put together game of pass-and-don't-move, Score! Hero is a simple but engaging experience.

There's a middling idea here, but it's not executed very well.

A love letter to table top RPGs, Loot & Legends is endearing and engaging in equal measure.

With fundamentally broken combat and nothing new to bring to the table, Colossus Command is a boring and insipid retread of all that's come before it.

A game that's a blast while it lasts, fans of the genre or the show will lap it up.

Paradise Bay doesn't do much, but what it does do is going to be the perfect poison for a certain type of player.

The perfect golf game for people who don't really care for golf, but enjoy loopy one-thumb arcade battles.

A nicely balanced and supremely well executed mix of match-three and casual tower-offence.

A worthy attempt at trying something new in the hardcore screen-tappy sub-genre, Rotatio is nonetheless too awkward for its own good.

A dull hidden object game that's somehow simultaneously bland and unpalatably garish.

A stylishly well executed tap-based brawler with a rhythmic heart

A playable rotation-based endless game that isn't quite special or polished enough to shine.

A clever twist on the futuristic racer that changes itself regularly and rewards exploration and experimentation.

Hatoful Boyfriend is thoroughly recommended for fans of the genre, alongside anyone with a taste for the absurd looking for a new experience.

It might be what it looks like, but if you can get past that Angel Stone offers a lot of simple grindy fun.

Angry Birds is a constantly changing beast, but most of the changes here are for the better.

Operation Dracula swaggers around like it owns the place, and it has every right to do so.

Warhammer: Arcane Magic is a bright and engaging turn-based battler with some neat ideas and a slick Warhammer polish.

The Swindle is a charming caper simulator, with clever risk vs reward systems that push you into brilliant situations and stories.