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There is a lot to love about this game. If you ever feel stuck, change up your approach. You might be surprised at the variety. The developer was also kind enough to provide all the basic game info, tips, tricks, and even a walkthrough and FAQ right on the main screen of the game. Happy matching!

To-Fu Fury is also fair in terms of its IAP scheme. Everything you can buy is aesthetic, from different headbands to new patterns for your tofu, and that's basically the end of it. ...If you're looking for a taxing puzzle game that won't demand constant perfection to progress, To-Fu Fury is your huckleberry.

Impulse GP continues the trend with tons of speed, great visuals, and a few clever new tricks to set it apart from the pack. The launch may not have gone particularly well for EcoTorque, but hopefully more people give this gem of a racer a try. Do it for Past Nathan.

If you derive any sort of joy or pleasure from playing Pac-Man, and you're open to the wacky things Namco has done to the core game that I've described, you need to play Pac-Man Championship Edition DX. It's a great game with a great mobile port. Namco didn't mess with anything they didn't need to in the end, and we are all better for it, as this is a must-have.

Thankfully, Agar.io is actually free, and doesn't have any IAP of any kind yet. Although it could stand to use a few tweaks over time, for all these reasons and more, I highly recommend it.

The game will provide long-time DBZ fans with tepid amusement and loads of fun nostalgic moments. It's a very average game that hides it's lack of innovative content behind colorful characters from a much-beloved manga and TV series. Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle is worth a try for fans of the franchise but is powered by fond childhood memories more so than solid content.

If you're a big anime fan and are just looking for a little slice of story here in there wrapped in nice production values, you might want to check Million Arthur out to see if you can swing with its light gameplay. Everyone else looking for a fun social RPG to sink their teeth into can certainly find better choices than this, from both Gamevil themselves and several other publishers.

Warhammer 40K: Deathwatch is a gorgeous game with strong design backing it. The campaign is big and meaty, and it presents a fun challenge that will test your tactical skills. If you're looking for innovation, you might not be as impressed with Deathwatch's safe, sturdy structure, but I found the game to be a real joy.

I really dig Divide by Sheep. I do wonder about the audience of the game, as it exists in this weird middle ground between casual and hardcore that might not appeal to either side. It's a solid experience that I'm amused by, and am curious to see what they do with new levels, because the game explores so much of its concept as it is. Still, I recommend checking it out.

I’m not sure if any of these things are real problems, though. If you love Crossy Road but wish it took place in a different setting, had a little more variation, and was harder, then Down the Mountain is a solid download for sure.