An entertaining but safe platformer, Goblin Sword is fun enough that it's worth a go.

Danganronpa 2 builds on its predecessor's foundation for a murder mystery that is brimming with personality.

A delightfully gory and unpleasant game book experience, Heavy Metal Thunder lays it on thick, but in the best possible way.

CounterSpy is a superb blend of planning and panic. A streamlined stealth experience that'll last indefinitely, CounterSpy is hard to resist but easy to recommend.

An enjoyable mix of old school shmup and loot-harvesting action-RPG, though perhaps not quite as deep as it would like to think it is.

Colorbs isn't a bad match-three game, but neither does it stick out from the vast number of entries in the genre.

Even with a few added features thrown into the mix, at its core Dawn Tanks is pretty much just another 'artillery' game.

Little Raiders: Robin's Revenge is a battle-infused progress quest with plenty of potential, but feels a little rushed upon release.

Super Monkey Ball Bounce seems like an interesting spin on Popcap's well-loved franchise, but it doesn't take long for all that monetisation to get in the way of the fun.

A slightly piecemeal platformer, Glue Knight is angry enough that it's just about worth your while.

A beautiful if flawed point-and-click adventure game with a look and feel all of its own.

Solid but uninspired: Diamond Digger Saga is a very well constructed match-3 with a twist, but that twist isn't big enough to tempt back people bored of Candy Crush and the like.

A well-made tower defence game that, for a free-to-play title, comes at a high price. Alien Creeps TD is fully featured but a tad expensive.

Tiny Tower +. This trip to Vegas may not bring with it a load of changes to the formula, but the improvements are are welcome, and further consolidate upon the quality of the original.

Don't let the cutesy look and the slow start fool you; Ninja Smash! is actually quite the slick little adventure game.

A compelling and satisfying post-apocalyptic arcade racer/M25 commute simulator.

The concept of turtle stacking promises a lot of physics-based fun, and while Turtle Totem has a kernel of a great idea at its core, the gameplay just doesn't deliver.

An odd mixture of solid pinball and grim multi-choice adventure that probably won't fully satisfy fans of either.

A fast-paced platformer delivered in easy to manage chunks, Duke Dashington is an impressive twist on the formula.

It's Angry Birds. If you care about that any more then you'll probably find something to enjoy. Just watch out for the timers.

A clever remix of what's come before, Mikey Boots might not be a platformer in the purest sense of the word, but it's definitely worth a look.

There's a nice idea here, but the cumbersome controls mean Back to Bed gets tiring pretty quick.

Dino Skater is a typical endless running game, but it has an extra kick of charm - like almost everything featuring dinosaurs.

A subtle reinvention of the Flappy Bird-like impossible flyer, 8bit Doves relies on charm and interesting controls to drag you through its simple gameplay.

Not enough Assassin's Creed to appeal to a big new audience, and not different enough in its gameplay to tempt card battler fans away from their current fixes, Assassin's Creed Memories is a disappointment.

Velocity 2X is aglow with ambition, ideas, and design smarts. A modern shoot-'em-up perfected.

A smart and engaging 3D puzzler that ups the ante with a good deal of panic, Almightree tree is a lot of fun.

Its free to play system might but some off, but Madden NFL Mobile is a step up from last year's effort.