Pigs Can't Fly livens up the flappy formula, but its problems can be more than a little aggravating.

Definitely a better buy than its 3DS counterpart, Hometown Story Pocket is still something of a jumble sale.

Slack controls hamper an otherwise enjoyable and intelligent tweak on the Tetris template.

King of the Course starts out fairly strong, and implements an interesting swing mechanic, but the aftertouch controls ruin the fun as often as they enhance it.

It's a pleasant adventure, but this is still a dog you won't want to take home.

Rainblocks is simple to a fault, lacking the depth and ingenuity to raise it above the ordinary.

A sharp, short arcade experience. Revolve may not stick in your head for long, but it's still good fun while it lasts.

A brief and brilliant arcade leap-'em-up, Jupiter Jump has enough in its rhythmic bounces to keep you going for hours.

The first half of Broken Age is charming, gorgeous, and well written. But some might find the obvious puzzles and softer tone aren't quite what they were hoping for.

Great Little War Game 2 sticks to familiar battlegrounds, but it's still (wait for it) a great little war game.

A fast-paced and relentlessly hard racer, Fluid SE is well worth your time.

Despite minor dictionary niggles, this is a must-have word game for anyone who likes her mobile gaming delivered with a side order of brutality.

A reasonably fun matching game that isn't quite tasty enough to justify spending the time or money necessary to get anywhere with it.

A brilliant port of a brilliant game. VVVVVV on iOS is well worth a first, second, or third download.

Angry Birds Epic is a fun, streamlined, and surprisingly deep RPG, but a dearth of variety and a wealth of in-app purchases will turn off genre junkies.

If you're willing to put the work in, there's a great puzzling strategy game to uncover here.

A warm and welcoming puzzling platformer that's as smart as it is fun.

Glacier Rush only takes a few moments to learn, but it that's all the time it needs to get its hooks in to you.

An overambitious but fascinatingly detailed exploration of modern politics that suffers a little from a lack of direction.

A scrappy and maddeningly intrusive underwater explore-'em-up that seems more intent on plundering your own hidden treasure than revealing its own.

Firefly Runner isn't particularly original, and it won't get your heart racing, but it's a pleasant endless runner that benefits a good cause.

JuJu Ball is by no means a bad game, but it's one that you'll forget about pretty quickly when it's done.

A neatly packaged lite RPG that bounces along pretty well, just don't expect to lose hours with it.

Without hotkeys and precision clicks the formula isn't perfect, but Lemmings Touch is about as good as a handheld entry of the series could ever be.

A promisingly fresh arcade joust-'em-up that's knocked off its stride by a heavy-handed free-to-play upgrade system.

Virus Eradicator can feel more miss than hit, but its biggest problem is that it just doesn't stand out.

Relying heavily on its franchising and not on the quality of its gameplay leaves CN Superstar Soccer on the sidelines.

At its worst a little choppier than you may remember, at its best downright timeless. The port's not perfect, but this is still a great way to play two of PS2's best games on the move.