The Rhythm of Fighters is quite the odd duck, but it's also interesting enough to keep you entertained for a good long while.

A surprisingly entertaining hidden object game spoiled by an over-bearing energy system and some annoying monetisation choices.

Ministry of Silly Walks just isn't very silly.

A smoother, less angry roguelike experience, Storm Casters ticks enough boxes that it's well worth a look.

Lego Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril refines the classic Lego game formula for mobile play, making for a slightly less ambitious but better fitting experience.

An entertaining if slight arcade blaster, with a dollop of humour and a relentlessly frenzied nature.

An incredibly polished, riveting, and accessible strategy game, but veterans of the series might find it a little over-familiar.

Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake is a funny and charming puzzle collection, with lots of secrets to uncover, that's only let down by some finicky controls.

A solid and entertaining game, Oscura Second Shadow doesn't quite do enough to make it stand out from its predecessor.

Dig out some eShop credits: you're not going to want to miss ye olde Shovel Knight.

A very busy game with so much going on that some might be overwhelmed. Others are likely to become hopeless addicts.

A by-the-numbers endless runner that plays just fine, but lacks any kind of stand-out features to lift it to a higher plane of existence.

1001 Spikes will frustrate, but its retro difficulty is worthy of a seasoned player's time.

An interesting mash of ideas that never quite gels together, Mind Zero rambles on too much for its own good.

Much more than a shooter, PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate is an ingenious game of elemental manipulation.

A sleeper hit in the making, Monster Monpiece's rich battles and complex strategy elements are unfortunately overshadowed by its tawdry artwork and painful fan service.

Overtime Rush is a decent tower defence game that relies too much on grinding.

We've seen games like Dungeon Gems before, but none have been quite as balanced and polished.

A sharply drawn free-roaming action game that combines knock-about combat with a steadily expanding world to explore.

A frantic and relentless hunt-and-peck game that erratically alternates between delirious brainless fun and IAP clogged drudgery. The more you play, the more overt its negative qualities become.

Slow to play, but fun to tackle, this puzzle-platformer is sweetly entertaining.

A colourful but uninspiring little collection of mini-games, twinned with obnoxious ads and irritating game selection limitations.

A cracking bundle of well put together games, Mucho Party doesn't disappoint.

A brilliantly fast-paced arcade kickabout. Tiny Striker isn't all of The Beautiful Game, but it's enough of it that it's hard to resist.

Mecha Ace is a fast-paced text adventure game. It's full of choices that help keep the action interesting.

A frantic and ridiculous arcade blast, Tasty Blue might not fill you up, but it's a decent meal all the same.

A big silly blockbuster of a game that wants desperately to be on something other than a touchscreen device. Godfire: Rise of Prometheus has a meaty bounce to it, but its lack of subtlety will likely be too much for some to take.

A sparse quick-fire boardgame with plenty of interesting ideas, Damn Little Town is just a little too punishing for its own good.