Sushi Cat Words may be the cutest word game around, but that doesn’t mean it won’t give you a brain workout!

A one of a kind puzzle platformer with hypnotizing visuals. Jumping through hoops has never been so addictive.

Pocket RPG’s title may have you expecting a completely cerebral affair, but in practice it’s really more of an action game with RPG elements. It plays like a twin-stick action game and has dungeons put together like a roguelite.

Your quest is to descend into the dungeon to retrieve the legendary Sword of Fargoal. The dungeon is 20 floors deep, and in the iOS version, the sword rests on the final floor. After laying your hands on the sword you have exactly 2000 seconds, or just over 33 minutes, to get back out.

Explore the history (and hype) behind Minigore’s creation and launch.

If you’ve mined a little space ore but haven’t gone deep into Space Miner yet, here are some tips to help you along.

Some games just get better the more time you put into them, and that describes Gravity Hook to a tee.

Tetris is incredibly popular — so how can you possibly find a new spin on it? Enter The Blocks Cometh.

Delve into the influences and early design directions of Forget-Me-Not.

Run Roo Run plumbs a great deal of ideas from its simple concept — you play as Roo, a mother kangaroo who needs to rescue her baby Joey after it has been kidnapped.

JoyJoy has excellent mechanics. The controls are spot-on, the feel of the different weapons is good, and the variety of enemies and situations are compelling — plus there’s a great risk-reward system in play.

Puzzlejuice was conceived by Asher Vollmer while he was still a student at the University of Southern California. The name Puzzlejuice was inspired by 1990s American pop culture, which Vollmer described as “EXTREME”.