Brilliantly simple in its design, but too frustrating in practice to easily fall in love with.

A wonderfully well put together table tennis sim that deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

The components for a decent game are present and correct, but many of the good points are hacked to death by poor level design, frustrating gating, and unresponsive controls.

The Denpa Men 3 is as surreal as it is enjoyable. If you've been waiting for an RPG to lose yourself in, The Denpa Men 3 is sure to scratch that itch.

A good distraction for anyone who's looking for a new infinite runner with a dash of personality, but not a game that will be long remembered.

1849 is a refreshingly straight-up city-builder with a snappy mission-based structure, but the route to success can feel a little restrictive and one-note at times.

An eminently entertaining slab of balanced indie-platforming fun, Thomas Was Alone feels like it should have been on mobile from day one.

You never feel in time with the music, the scattershot levels will infuriate those looking for their next auto-runner, and the IAPs are horrendous.

A brilliant and seamless combination of match-three, RPG, and turn-based combat that belies the simplicity of its excellent design.

A jagged-edged retro-fuelled explosion of brilliance, KeroBlaster is well worth your attention.

Horde of Heroes features outstanding presentation, but that's one of the very few aspects of it that makes it stand apart from the crowd of match-3 games available already.

A deep game with a rich and humourous tone, this spin on a classic formula is a must-see for RPG and tabletop gaming fans.

A surprisingly expansive platformer that combines Game Boy visuals with open level design to decent effect.

A mish-mash of good ideas and poor execution, Furious Stars has its moments, but they're too few and far between.

A surprisingly faithful recreation of the tone of the Metal Slug franchise, transposed to a tower defence game. Shame about the unstable and unfair multiplayer.

It's pixelly, and lovely, and good natured, but its cry baby populace and lack of real substance will stop you wanting to come back for more.

Enigmatic and inviting, challenging and intuitive, Kiwanuka truly is a game of alchemy.

A gorgeous looking game that's never quite as good as you hoped it was going to be, Last Inua is engaging, but not always entertaining.

Plentiful content paired with stiff graphics make MyTP One Mountain a decent, if unmemorable, skiing and snowboarding game.

Hack, Slash, Loot is a perfect roguelike if you're looking for a gaming snack. If you want a larger meal, you might be disappointed.

A fast-paced, clever dodge-'em-up, Dextris has enough going for it that it's definitely worth a look.

You might be surprised where the actual meat of the game lies, but Warhammer 40,000: Carnage is a well put together, entertaining diversion.

A modern take on a classic, Titan Attacks! is definitely worth a blast.

A relaxing puzzler or a frantic screen-swiping arcade blast, And Then it Rained lets you decide which it is.

This footie sim's quirks and grind will ensure it remains a downloadable curio, but the presentation and humour is something to see.

Fortuna Magus doesn't innovate much on the classic retro JRPG formula, but that might be exactly what some people want.

A bright and frantic arcade blast, Intake: Be Aggressive is sometimes a little too shouty for its own good.

An expertly restored Sonic-style platformer that nevertheless feels dated and unfocused next to the sharper examples of the genre.