There's a decent tactics game here, but the interface is too clumsy and the idea too familiar to appeal beyond hardcore fans.

It's Adventure Time Puzzle Quest. I could just copy and paste that again here for emphasis.

Prune is an awe-inspiring work of digital poetry that transcends its initial subject material to explore a much larger, much more complex theme, in an articulate and powerfully moving manner.

Badly put together, boring to play, and wholly derivative, you have played a dozen strategy management games that are twenty times more accomplished than Galaxy Conquest II: Space Wars.

A fun, challenging puzzling platformer that works well on touchscreen.

This remake will struggle to appeal to new players or nostalgics with its obtuse puzzles and budget presentation.

A poor twist on the endless climber that somehow makes things even more simplistic and frustrating.

A sharp and retro-edged platformer, Cally's Caves 3 is well worth a look.

A run-of-the-mill puzzle game that could have been OK for kids had it not been buried under eighteen tons of IAP.

Deadliest Catch: Seas of Fury has one boring idea at its core, and then fails to ever make it interesting.

There are some really great ideas here, but they get lost behind muddy graphics and unimaginative track design.

There's some fun to be had here, but it doesn't last as long as you'd like.

A squelchy blast of gothic turn-based violence that ticks the right boxes for 40K fans, and offers enough for everyone else too.

A competent if uninspired endless climber with pleasant tilty controls.

A colourful endless climber with a control system that doesn't quite match the challenging level design.

A harrowing and often tragic exploration of life in a war. This is a must buy.

Charm and humour are mere veneer on this insanely tough arcade game, but it's oddly compelling and every point earned feels rewarding.

A good-looking and smooth playing adaptation of a cracking card game, but of limited interest without online play.

A reasonably effective if derivative endless flier that instils a greater sense of progression than most.

A bright and entertaining little game that doesn't overstay its welcome.

It has its troubles, but Nono Islands manages to overcome most of them pretty well.

A brilliant and disturbing wilderness simulator that works almost perfectly on mobile.

Forever Lost goes out like it came in - a big batch of smartly made puzzles, but with a scrappy design that stops you getting completely engrossed.

A bright, clever, and premium puzzler that will keep your brain occupied for a good long while.

Shows its roots as a tabletop game, but also demonstrates what makes Magic the world's most popular collectible card game.

An excellent endless runner with an irresistibly tactile slice and jump system.

A fresh spin on the maze runner with tough, competitive angle that belies its cute exterior.

It might look amazing, but there are too many little problems here to wholeheartedly recommend the game.