A solid Puzzle & Dragons copy that lacks that game's refinement and ability to ensnare you.

A fun game that uses Pinball's time-honoured physics to enhance a simple score chaser.

Broken Age is still charming and gorgeous, but its second half is let down by recycled assets, utterly obtuse puzzles, and a flatlining narrative.

A bright and breezy roguelike with enough going for it to entice fans and the curious.

A dig 'em up with depth that deftly marries a bit of arcade action with cunning puzzling.

A vast and engaging third chapter that expands brilliantly on the first two.

A clever and endearing mashing up of genres and styles, Does not Commute doesn't always work, but when it clicks it's pretty special.

A clever and bright arcade shooter that's got enough going for it that you'll chase your scores for a good long while.

A brilliantly ridiculous arcade blast, Wrassling gets deeper the more you play it too.

A fierce and entertaining brawler that's got a lot more going for it than other examples of the genre.

It's a well put-together tribute to survival horror games of yesteryear, but some underdeveloped mechanics hold Forgotten Memories back from greatness.

A decent conclusion to a punishing roguelike trilogy that wisely takes some of the sting out of your numerous and inevitable deaths.

Titan Souls is an elegant game with a unique identity, but all those brow-beating boss battles that end in seconds will leave you a little empty.

More jumpy than scary. Lost Within has a few nice ideas, but it won't leave you psychologically scarred, which is a shame.

Finger Derpy strives to be the silliest horse racing game on the digital marketplace, and it pretty much succeeds.

A gorgeous, surprisingly deep shooter that sucks you back into Halo's universe. Fun and flashy in all the right ways.

A reasonably well put together wrestling game, but there are some pretty frayed edges that keep it from being great.

There's some interesting ideas here, but Spellcrafter: The Path of Magic doesn't manage to see them through.

Spirit Lords is a solid enough game, but it's not as much fun as it could be.

There's enough here that Tiny Guardians feels pretty fresh, but it's still very much a tower defence game.

A sprawling, ambitious, and intimidatingly deep mobile management game that gives the fans precisely what they wanted - just not quite in a fluid enough form.

A brash and pretty brilliant retro-fused dungeon platformer, Devious Dungeon 2 is frantic entertainment.

A clever, difficult shooter with enough interesting ideas to keep it fresh.

A solid endless runner, but we've pretty much seen everything it has to offer before.

A game that veers from the sedate to the bonkers, well worth a look.

A nice looking, but ultimately too recognisable auto-runner.

Brings a stone classic into the modern age with style, although it could use better balance and more variety.

A fairly enjoyable puzzler that would have made a decent premium mobile game, but IAP and gating drag it down.