Ski Safari 2 is a solid sequel that shares both the strengths and weaknesses of the original.

Cloud Path is stripped down both in graphics and gameplay, but that doesn't detract from its surprisingly addictive qualities.

Yes the gameplay can be wonky and the limited XP missions are frustrating, but beneath that is an engaging, deep, and plain old fun RPG set in everyone’s favorite sci-fi fantasy universe. It’s great fun and it comes highly recommended.

RCT3 is certainly one of the deepest games of its kind, one that offers players an unprecedented (for the time of its original release, at least) amount of control over the identity and profitability of their amusement park - and, thanks to the game's 15 unlockable scenarios (more if the PC expansions make their way to iOS in the future), a game that's guaranteed to offer something new with each play through.

Nitro Nation Online is one of the best drag racers out there on the App Store. A must have for the speed-addicted.

Triple Jump is probably the most fun I've had with a Ketchapp game. It was challenging, it looked great, and the ability to redeem stars for custom ball designs kept me motivated.

You can't help but laugh as you shoot from a trampoline. It's a brief taste of what life as a dude is like minus the panda mascot and paycheck that comes with 600 million YouTube views.

It might not be the revolutionary action title iOS gamers have been waiting for, but in between big-budget holiday console titles, Xenowerk is a wonderful little title worth a spot on the iOS device of any sci-fi/action fan.

The one thing going for it is simplicity and accessibility. The game may not the best use of your time but neither is it the worst.

Pop The Lock is a fun and simple challenge. Its simple design and game mechanics makes it instantly accessible and it is addictively difficult. If you want to feel like a master lockpick without breaking any laws, then this is the game for you.

80s arcade fans (like us) will love this adorable racing game on their phones and tablets. Smashy Road: Wanted receives our two thumbs up.

Shooty Skies is loads of fun. It’s a great example of how to port a classic concept and even a classic look, without making your offering look like a relic.

On the face of it, Glu Games has another winner on their hands with Deer Hunter 2016. It is a game made for the hunter in you. The downside is that the in app purchases are a bit expensive. Unless you are ready to fork out some cash, you are left with a limited number of options.

For someone looking for an alternative to other endless platform games, Blocky Raider comes highly recommended. It’s a lot of fun.

If you have a child in preschool give this app and series a whirl – it’s a great addition to your virtual toy shelf.

All of the craziness is heightened by the excellent controls that are tailor made for your iPhone screen.

Blendimals is cute. Blendimals is funny. But for all it’s hard-won attempts at humour Blendimals suffers from the same problem most mobile games do – you’ve played this sort of game before.

Though it lacks a cohesive artistic style, Insanity is hands down a blast to play, and it is perfect for anyone looking for an enticing and fun causal experience.

It’s free to download and there are no paywalls so if you are a Sonic lover or a fan of autorunners give it a whirl and let us know what you think in the comments.

This is a game that relies on repetition and the experience of simply tapping a screen over and over again may make even a dedicated couch potato consider setting their phone down and running outside for some fresh air.

It may be akin to sacrilege when we say that the mobile version of Guitar Hero matches and even betters the original classic. We say this because you can now carry your guitar (read smartphone) and play it anywhere – on trams, buses, in the subway, on the couch, and even when you sit on the crapper. Need we say more? Rock on.

The game blends elements of different card games together seamlessly creating a solo game for mobile devices that’s compulsively replayable, challenging but not so much that you want to throw your device out the window, and the game sports a refreshing look to match it’s refreshing gameplay.

If Empires and Allies was brave enough to do something a little more unique, it may be a more memorable title overall.

Thankfully, Fallout Shelter's nostalgic aesthetics (which imitate signs and other written materials seen in Fallout 3 and New Vegas) mostly outshine the issues of the game's shallow nature.

Free Fur All is a fun experience, especially if you are a child or fan of the show (like me). The games are varied, and it has just enough replay value to keep you invested. Ultimately, it’s a children’s game that has a lot of appeal for anyone playing.

Clicker Heroes is too bland an experience to be a lasting mobile obsession.

The presence of mercenaries’ while the actual fight does help in winning the fight, but takes away the player control and the excitement from the fight. Apart from this the game takes up a lot of storage space on the phone and the continuous data download can rapidly eat away your data.

There’s nothing wrong with Need for Speed No Limits. The game plays well on older devices and blazes on newer devices.