In Fear I Trust could have been a worthy entry to the creepy escape-the-room genre, but it's let down by poor controls, fumbled puzzles, and tired horror clichés.

Be prepared for a tough but rewarding challenge with Defenders & Dragons, one that emerges from a deceptively simple tug of war setup.

It's not Dungeon Keeper, but Dungeon Keeper has enough going for it that it's worth a punt.

If you're after Backgammon, you're in luck. Just don't expect anything more.

A run-of-the-mill endless-runner with a flimsy Avengers skin layered on top, whatever Marvel Run Jump Smash’s super power is, it’s not ambition.

A fast paced and entertaining adventure, once it gets going Sultans of Rema will have you on the edge of your seat.

If you want a decent game of Blackjack on your phone, I'd recommend getting any of the numerous other, much simpler games out there that provide that, and not this slow, poorly conceived, unfairly difficult fantasy take on the game.

There are some great ideas here, but a cumbersome control scheme keeps Foxtrot! from achieving its potential.

An otome game nicely updated for today's mobile gamer, Our Two Bedroom Story provides romance, comedy, and fun in equal measures.

Hipster Smackdown plays like an extremely polished mini-game. So, while it looks and plays just fine, it quickly grows stale.

An engaging and easy-to-play arcade burst with a hard and challenging core, Hypership Still Out of Control doesn't do enough to differentiate itself from its predecessor.

It may not have any ideas of its own, but Song of Swords is still entertaining. However, you're better off downloading Battleheart, the game from which it borrows so much inspiration.

Clearly a clone of Advance Wars, Front Wars doesn't try to hide its influences. Nevertheless, it's worthy of investigation.

Small Fry combines frantic swimming with fishy flight to create a tasty action experience.

A chunky and unrepentant frustration-fest, Super Splatform requires patience and dexterity, but it's just about worth the effort.

This second stab at Blokus for iOS is very similar to the first, providing a neat strategy boardgame with few frills and no bonus features.

Fun, functional, flat: Farm Heroes Saga is a re-skin of a previous King game that by this point everyone has played to death.

A simple little puzzler, TripTrap never adds up to more than the sum of its pretty generic parts.

Even as a Hello Kitty game for young kids, this mini-game compilation leaves a lot to be desired.

A welcome addition to the Dragon Ball Z franchise that's sure to have you screaming in anger and excitement.

Line Knight Fortix is a flawed but fun re-imagining of the arcade classic Qix.

Easy to pick up and difficult to master, the deceptively twee Hopeless: The Dark Cave is a perfect game for short bursts of entertainment.

Lyne is a slick, contemplative puzzler that you'd be a fool to miss.

A well put together anti-shooter, Atomic Fusion: Particle Collider is a rich and rewarding experience.

Cute, original, and challenging, TCHOW Rainbow is definitely worth a look.

Mega Jump 2 isn't particularly original, and it's 'save' system chips away at the experience, but this is an enjoyable descendant of Doodle Jump all the same.

A solid and deceptively involving tower defence game hidden behind some oddly retro visuals, Super Sanctum TD is nonetheless strictly for those who can’t get enough of this over-subscribed genre.

A cynically money-grabbing football game that doesn’t justify its wages with sufficient technique or tactical nous.