A solid port of a solid game, but if you don't have the time to put into it, Heroes of Might and Magic III HD can feel a little flat.

Fahrenheit was ambitious and innovative in 2005, but ten years later it's just clunky and tedious.

A sharp-edged destruction puzzler, Destructamundo isn't perfect, but it'll put a smile on your face all the same.

A short sharp burst of reasonably entertaining twitch gaming, Audital is definitely worth a look.

By no means an awful platform game, but certainly a mediocre one. There are far better options on iOS.

Truly innovative and potentially infinite, Adventure Time Game Wizard is an essential purchase for younger players interested in making games, and doubly-so for for fans of the show.

Grim Fandango Remastered fixes a lot of the flaws of the epic original, but reminds us why we never actually completed it in 1998.

The Nintendo DS port of one of the most beloved classic Dragon Quest games has made the transition to mobile incredibly well. For the most part.

An odd, frequently unfair, yet amusing platformer that challenges you to remember its bizarre rule transgressions and keep plugging away to find the troof at its core.

If a landslide of repetitive battles with cluttered combat is your thing, then this game fits the bill. At least you'll never be at a loss for laughs.

The surreal puzzles of "HOOK" are quite a bit more taxing than they first appear. And I'm totally okay with that..

Seemingly unfinished and with glaring technical issues, PureSkate 2 isn't ready for competition just yet.

A bright and breezy one-touch arcade experience. Satellina might not last very long, but it's still worth a look.

Plodding pirate play wrapped in an overly familiar gameplay structure that somehow still manages to mess up some of the basics.

Omega: The First Movement combines rhythm and battling for a successful title, though there are some big translation issues.

Yes, it’s another LEGO game, and no, it doesn't really add anything new to the gameplay. On the other hand, we can’t have too many LEGO games, and this is a first class addition to the ever-growing club.

A surprisingly fun little game that's as entertaining as it is cynical, Moneygrabber! is definitely worth a look.

Yak Dash certainly looks the part, but when you get down to it it's a little too frustrating to wholeheartedly recommend.

A great looking and well-designed spatial puzzler marred by curiously sloppy and stodgy controls.

Worth a look and close to being excellent, but Bear Winter could do with losing its continues in the snow.

Fighting Fantasy: Bloodbones is macabre and intriguing, but not my idea of fun. Franchise fans will likely lap up the grim adventure though, and should roll a dice, adding that figure to the score below.

Full of Team 17's wicked humour and some neat ideas, Flockers doesn't quite have the chops to be more than the sum of its parts.

A solid beat-matching game that attempts to liven things up with action elements, but the disparate parts simply don't marry up in a way that's sufficiently satisfying.

A decent base-building game with novel player on player battles and an attractive Warhammer skin.

One Tap Desert Hero is a bit broken, but a far bigger issue is how tedious it becomes.

Despite the premise, and the look, Apples vs. Robots can be shockingly fun.

Simple to the point of beauty, and beautiful to the point of becoming a work of art, this is a game you won't want to win, because you won't want the experience to end.

Fun enough to rise above mediocrity, but this golf game has too many flaws to make the cut and win a medal.