Jim Smale

The world is drowning in a bio-hazard disaster, and you are stepping straight into a brilliant, sun-drenched nightmare where retro survival horror clashes head-first with brutal tactical strategy.

FZ: Formation Z drops you headfirst into a stunning 2.5D world where massive 3D mechs and enemies collide in a beautifully destructive dance of lasers and metal.

Step into a breathtaking world where beautiful hand-drawn art graphics and powerful swipes of colour illuminate your screen with absolute style.

The screen instantly explodes into an absolute ballet of neon chaos, daring you to weave your ship through dense, suffocating walls of glowing lasers

The iconic bubble shooter returns with a vibrant bursting of colorful spheres that aims to swallow up your spare hours.

The world of Cargo Hunters hits you with a gritty, silent atmosphere where every single choice dictates whether you walk away with a hoard of scrap or lose absolutely everything.

You are dropped straight into a dark, gritty Gothic world where your existence as a powerful vampire feels atmospheric and deeply unsettling right from the starting line.

The towering blades of grass look like skyscrapers, and a simple puddle feels like a massive lake, immediately setting a tense, atmospheric vibe where you are firmly at the bottom of the food chain.

Within minutes, the game grabbed me, pulling me straight into a dark undercurrent that is a thing of absolute beauty.

Dropping nearly 100 megabytes of pure arcade nostalgia straight onto your phone screen is a hell of a way to lose an afternoon.