A classy conversion of the latest Phoenix Wright game that makes up for a certain lack of freshness with a high degree of polish.

Spellfall is a pretty looking match-3 puzzler that's not without its charm, but its free to play elements get in the way much of the time.

A harsh and unforgiving game, GravityLine has its moments, but getting to them is pretty tough.

Fairly bland but nicely illustrated shooty zombie shenanigans, largely wrecked by dreadful controls and an inevitably dispiriting upgrade system.

A highly unusual, accessible and entertaining card game that's regrettably limited to solo play.

A fascinating concept that, against all odds, makes a turn-based asynchronous sport work, and work well.

A fun, if flawed endless flyer that'll have you smiling for a while.

There's a neat idea here, but Battle Group 2 doesn't add enough to that core to make it worth your while.

A short, sharp, angry blast of arcade racing, Pako is challenging enough to keep you coming back time and time again.

In an odd twist, the monetization in Brave Furries is actually more interesting than the puzzles themselves.

Assault Vector is a slow space blast for an hour or two, but it's all too easy to crush your foes after a dozen upgrades.

A colourful and briefly entertaining but ultimately repetitive and irritating freemium physics game.

Primitives is an admirably unique and challenging puzzle game, though some control issues keep it from greatness.

A dull and fatally over-simplified take on the RPG, One Tap RPG streamlines interaction to the point where it's not really a game at all.

Why Does it Spin has its moments, but you'll have to get to them through gritted teeth.

Addictive and satisfying, Disgaea 4 is an amazing game if you're willing to commit a lot of time to it.

A solid port of a remarkable game, Dragon Quest 4 might creak at the joints nowadays, but it's still worth your time.

A delightfully constructed memory test that grows in complexity and appeal the deeper in you go.

An imaginative, lovely looking game that somehow conspires to render godhood dull and repetitive.

Space Colors is vibrant, dazzling, and has some great controls, but its staccato structure means it never quite shines as brightly as it could.

A short, shallow experience, Dante's Fall doesn't do enough to make it worth more than a cursory glance.

MZR is the twitch-puzzler alternative to a caffeine injection that'll dust off your brain cogs in no time.

A solid if unremarkable arcade racer with an interesting control method and some annoying free to play trappings.

Celleste offers the player a whimsical world, but its gameplay is confusing at worst, and basic at best.

Although it looks like a hardcore driving simulator, this is a game that's fast and easy and is targeted at the 'arcade-casual' player. Serious drivers might find it wanting, but coffee time gamers will enjoy getting behind this wheel.

A fast-paced runner with some fresh ideas, Time Tangle - Adventure Time isn't perfect, but it's got a lot going for it.

An incredibly exacting endless flyer that may just be too punishing for most gamers to stomach.

Jacob Jones 2 offers a rich world, and a handful of fun puzzles. But a brazen lack of content and no advancement in story turns this into a throwaway app.