Touch Arcade

So, I'm simply going to add the proviso that if you absolutely never want to see a block puzzle again in your life, you probably won't be too thrilled here. The rest of you should check this game out. With a lite version there to give you a taste, it won't even cost you anything.

Astro Golf is a great-looking game with a cool space theme, interesting course designs, and some fun gameplay twists, but at its core, it's still miniature golf. ...If you don't like golf games, even with all the cool trimmings, you probably won't get into this game. If, like me, you like to dig into a golf game here and there, you should probably check this one out.

If you like roguelikes, this is an easy decision. If you even like the idea of roguelikes, or enjoy a nice, fast-paced, light RPG experience, you should definitely give this a try. It's pretty much everything you could ask for in a sequel.

Accompanied by a beautifully haunting soundtrack, and some super stunning visuals, you can’t go wrong by picking this one up. To celebrate the release of Cabin Escape: Alice’s Story, at the time of writing, the game is currently available to download from the App Store for free for a limited period of time.

With hundreds of fantastic puzzles, some classically tasteful visuals and a fantastic soundtrack to boot, you can’t go wrong with iCOOLgeeks’ Mount Olympus. If ever there was a time to learn about the mythology surrounding the ancient Greek gods, that time is now.

I came into Smash Hit expecting a standard runner, but I came away extremely impressed, to the point where I picked up the premium version just to support it. If you're looking for a new experience with a whimsical, well designed world, give it a try.

You’ll probably love this though, especially if you see yourself enjoying a portable game of Operation, and although it’s not something I’d play repeatedly myself, it’s great for a touch of comic relief.

Little Big Adventure is a clear example of this where some core elements such as controls, lack of direction and confusion to when the game saves make it less than ideal for mobile gaming. Personally I really wanted to fall in love with Little Big Adventure again some twenty years after our first affair. Sadly it has aged even worse than me, and not even nostalgia can get me past that. It is a true shame, as beyond the problems there is a terrific genre defining adventure to be found.

That all said, Deadlings is challenging, entertaining, and oodles of fun. Accompanied by a great soundtrack and some fine looking graphics, you’ll really be missing out on this humor-filled action-packed delight if you don’t pick it up.

Dawn of Play has a track record of releasing beautiful titles that, while basic, are executed without fail. With the exception of a few minor complaints, Roll Back Home continues that trend. In my opinion, there’s always room for a new platformer as long as it does something unique or interesting. On its sketch-book visuals alone, Roll Back Home accomplishes that and is worth checking out.