Wan Nyan Slash is an inoffensive flick brawler that's just short of charming.

Perhaps a little too fast and superficial to become a new habit, Tower Boxing is furiously entertaining and difficult, for a short while at least.

A solid but not particularly challenging platformer, Epic Eric is fun but entirely forgettable.

Hohokum's quirky, dreamy landscapes beg to be explored, but its abrasive and often aggrivating design keeps the player at arm's length.

A fun and polished 3D space combat game with an amusing story that somewhat overshadows the by-the-book gameplay.

A breathtaking auto-runner that ups the ante in pretty much every regard. Highly recommended.

An excellent, sleek, mobile-friendly roguelike smashed into a slide-based puzzler, with a smattering of clever gameplay mechanics, all beautifully polished. Very much recommended.

'No Going Back' rounds off a season that was second in both senses, but it contains some powerful moments while laying the foundations for a gut-wrenching third season.

Bioshock is a marvel of intelligent storytelling, creepy atmosphere, and stunning world design. You get all that in this iOS port, but not without compromise.

A bright, bold, and rather brilliant gamebook, Appointment with F.E.A.R. is a step in an interesting new direction.

A truly beautiful physics puzzler that plays almost as well as it looks.

Hyperdimension fans will enjoy a new take on an old story, RPG fans will enjoy the various customization systems, and gamers fans will love the references to other franchises.

Watchout has a nice enough style to it, but the twitchy gameplay still feels very been-there, done-that.

In many ways, Fallin Love - The Game of Love is like a Sokoban box-pushing puzzler. If it was backwards. And put major importance on gravity.

A cunning and addictive sim, Motorsport Manager offers enough that genre fans will love it, and casual players won't be put off.

Fnger Simulator is an intriguing, tactile tech demo, but that's all. Do not touch.

The Firm is a twitch game and therefore lacks depth, but it still manages to make a mark - like a corpse hitting the pavement.

Like the ice cream van you're put in charge of, Ice Cream Nomsters doesn't carry very much produce, but what there is of it has a pleasant aftertaste.

A bright, shiny arcade blaster with a cartoon swagger and enough challenge to keep shooter fans grinning maniacally.

It might not capture the brilliance of the first game, but They Need To Be Fed 3 has enough new ideas that it's still worth a go.

A nice enough twitch title, with some lovely graphics and audio, but the game's lack of challenge means it can become a bit dull.

A swing and a miss from creator Dong Nguyen. Swing Copters is too demanding for a big audience, and too simple for a niche one.

Far too easy and dreadful value for money, but a lot of people are going to buy it for the cards anyway.

An obscured view and a lack of tutorial hamper the enjoyment of this smart boardgame considerably.

Light Apprentice is a promising start to what may turn out to be a decent series, but its short length and simplicity can't be overlooked.

Elegant and challenging in equal measure, Size DOES Matter offers a gorgeous audiovisual experience that's great fun, but will challenge your patience just as much as your reflexes.

An old fashioned, dauntingly dense tower defence game that's positively crammed full of systems to learn and avenues to explore.

A warm but not exactly welcoming point-and-click adventure, Bik will delight some and infuriate others.