Fast, fun, and frenetic, its flaws and rough edges are easy to forgive once you're competently zooming through the cityscape at breakneck speed.

Metrico is a beautiful, imaginative, and ingenious puzzle game with an original idea at its heart and some seriously sharp brainteasers.

A colourful and comprehensive Pokémon clone, Micromon isn't up to the standards of the Nintendo original, but it ably fills a gaping gap in the mobile roster.

Epic Skater really isn't all that epic, but it's certainly quite a bit of fun.

Iron Knights doesn't exactly break the action RPG mould, but it scratches the itch quite well.

A truly wretched experience that lacks any semblance of gameplay, and can't even shore itself up with graphics that look anything other than ordinary. Awful.

A rushed port of a clumsy adaptation can't disguise the quality game shining underneath.

For a game that demands you take very careful control of targeting and independent caterpillar tracks, the overall experience Tank Biathlon offers is surprisingly unbalanced.

Murl the Squirrel is a perfectly fine game, but we expect more from Ravenous nowadays.

A nicely constructed puzzler all about slotting shapes together, but once you've clicked with the core concept it doesn't really go anywhere.

A facsimile of everything that made Crazy Taxi great. Crazy Taxi: City Rush is fun, but it's not a patch on the original.

A sharp, wonderfully written adventure, 80 Days deserves your attention.

Starts off as a damp squib, but buy even the cheapest IAP and you'll find a game that really makes a splash.

A surprisingly respectable brawler that sports the solid shell of a bona fide ninja turtle, but not the muscular legs.

ShipAntics: The Legend of the Kiki Beast looks great, but it's a bit too simple even for a kid's game. Except when it's not.

Knight Girl does a few interesting things with its gameplay, but it's simply not enough. The rather unfriendly monetisation doesn't help, either.

A game with a lot of big ideas, none of which it quite manages to see through.

While some good things come in small packages, the limitations of this beginner's tower defence title means that The Great Prank War is more The 'Meh' Prank War to all but die-hard Regular Show fans.

Rogue Legacy is a frightfully fun twist on Castlevania, but the nature of its RPG backbone can turn the adventure into a bit of a grind.

An ambitious yet inviting freeform platform-adventure that strikes the perfect balance between depth and accessibility.

This strategy game is grand, but perhaps a bit too grand for mobile.

With its format of release being questionable at best, daWindci Deluxe's new additions just about manage to keep its old score afloat.

Master of Craft is an addictive mix of simulation and action / RPG. Even dedicated fighters will enjoy being a merchant for a while.

The King of Fighters '98 is a fantastic port of an excellent game, but don't expect any frills.

A mesmerising, creepy, unique, and frustrating puzzle platformer.

Poptile has a decent central idea, but it doesn't manage to expand on it enough to really hook you in.

A touch disjointed, but always captivating, this cinematic Charlie's Angels in space has modern sensibilities, smarts and attitude/

A gently paced point-and-click adventure with more heart than difficulty, The Phantom PI Mission Apparition is well worth a look.