A well put together, thematically intriguing digital boardgame, but it's not for anyone with a fear of chits.

Boulder Jack is a decent enough runner, but it can be something of a grind.

A rote, mechanical endless climber that lacks the tactile sophistication such a simple premise requires.

A chilled out brain-teaser based on super-simple maths, Noda is hard to fault but isn't especially remarkable either.

A run-of-the-mill beat-'em-up saddled with iffy controls, dull progression and a somewhat controversial theme. Cast it into limbo.

A brilliantly paced and balanced RPG experience that feels nostalgic and innovative at the same time.

A competent freemium card-collecting RPG that lacks the spark or tactical depth to prompt you into exploring or spending further.

Epic in scope, and with plenty of numbers to juggle, but it ultimately feels clumsy and monotonous by modern standards.

A gorgeous arcade one-touch twitch fest that's cruel and addictive in equal measure.

What was a great console game almost 20 years ago simply doesn't work on a touchscreen.

Though familiar, Swing Tale is a light-hearted physics game with a couple of small flaws.

A bright and surprisingly challenging touchscreen platformer, Bean Dreams is a sharp and entertaining sequel.

A surprisingly welcoming treat of a JRPG, and a successful blend of two worlds.

A melancholy, surprisingly poignant and oddly hopeful physics arcade game, which burns brightly, even if its conclusion descends into sheer frustration.

There's a fair bit of strategy to Dynasty of Dungeons, but even the the flashy special attacks it still feels a bit hands-off.

A well constructed physics puzzler with just the right balance of skill and luck to keep you playing.

While its roots are firmly planted in match-3 puzzles, Rescue Quest is still different enough to feel like something new.

Suspicious mechanics and constant in-app purchases suck all the joy out of Peggle Blast.

As charming as it is limited, Wicked Lair is a nice distraction but little more. Well worth the price of admission, hopefully future updates can boost the game's longevity.

Somewhere within Earn to Die 2 are the ingredients for some exhilarating ‘one more go' jeopardy-based gameplay, but the recipe used here is downright repulsive.

A beloved cult IP gets attributed to a dull and cynical 2D shoot-'em-up, which will leave fans and non-fans alike distinctly unmoved.

A great game that's hidden behind a control system that it just wasn't designed for. Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath doesn't really work on iOS.

A game that sometimes shines, but remains handicapped by some inconsistent failures.

A smart puzzler that gets past most of its niggles thanks to some fresh ideas.

A tough as old boots word game that's sometimes a little too cruel for its own good.

A reasonably well put together blaster with a cold heart, Star Troll is reasonably rewarding if you're willing to put in some work.

A sweet and endearing endless runner that has enough new ideas to make it worth a look.

Fun, challenging and atmospheric with plenty of replay value, but the lack of online multiplayer is puzzling.