Droid-War is a Qix style arcade game where you have to move your droid around the screen drawing squares to claim that area.

There are enemy droids in the main area, as well as other droids that parade the perimeter and game items that pop up to increase speed or freeze the enemy all together. The developers say its an addictive game and they're not kidding. Each new level seems to bring in new challenges and you're always keen to see what else they can throw at you.

Game play can be a little stuttery on older devices and occasionally we found some areas wouldn't fill in so would need a second line drawing but on the whole this game is a worthwhile addition to your mobile games collection.

Live Wallpaper is becoming tremendously popular so we thought its about time we picked one out for review.

So Tummy is a kitten who sits on your home screen looking very loveable, he'll follow your fingers around, twitch his ears, blink at you and jiggle his paws around. The full edition adds more cute actions and a whole host of accessories, different hats, necklace and things to play with - mice & fish! 

The developers produce a whole host of screen buddies so there's bounce to be one to take your fancy. Dive abord the Live Wall paper revolution, its the ultimate way to customise your home screen.

Simple puzzle game, all you have to do is to rake the sand and leave the requested number of crossovers - actually though its not that simple and its not long before things start getting difficult.

Touch controls can feel a little awkward at first, but once you get use to the way the game works its fine. Graphics are simple and work well, there's no sound but that just adds to the peacefulness of Zen gardener.

There's a standard Ad bar at the top of the screen which is cool, its not intrusive and if it keeps the game free then we're all in favour of this form of advertising.

Gold Miner has been done many times on many different platforms, its a bit different to your space invaders style games so is worth a look if you've not seen it before.

You have to sling your hook to grab as much gold, diamonds and loot as you can before the time runs out. The graphics in this version are good, action is smooth and the sound is good.

Its not always obvious how you progress to the next level, sometimes you win without getting a single piece of gold. Other times I cleared the entire screen but still failed to progress. Its an addictive little game and I found myself still playing it long after my allocated review time!

Have you seen the International Space Station? It is visible with the naked eye!

This little app takes your current location and shows you when the ISS is due to fly overhead. Its not a game, but deserves a prominent place on any space geek's phone.  It shows the weather forecast and how good the view will be. It also shows Iridium flares, which are reflections from other man-made space objects in orbit.  There is am inexpensive upgrade which will also show positions of the planets, Hubble telescope, comets, etc. Well worth a look!

Get your ice cream fix without the calories in this yummy little app. It's quick and easy to play as it shows you what to press and when to press it, you can choose your own ice cream fillings then decorate with things like balloons and toppings. 

A lot of the things are locked when you first play the game, but this encourages you to play more to open up the next set of goodies. The best part is that you can eat your pie by clicking it at the end and with zero cals is a dream.

This is a love it or leave type of game, teenage yobs into "Call of Duty" wouldn't be caught dead playing it, but variety is the spice of life and we love the fact that these styles of games exist.

You have to log in using facebook or email each time you play. It's a copy of an immensely popular game called "words with friends" but you can pick your colour tiles and use bombs to get rid of rocks and other objects in your way.

You can play with friends on facebook, find someone by email, the game will match you with a random opponent or you can play locally with a friend. If playing remotely you'll need a good internet connection, otherwise game play just stops.

As with all these types of games you have to wait for your opponent to move which could take days depending on their playing habbits, on the plus side you can start a new game with someone else. If you like word games, give it a look.

This game is difficult to play, we're unsure what to press and the free version its plagued with too many ads popping up in the middle of the game.

You can get trophies depending on how much you win on the game, the roulette wheel is small and the numbers aren't clear enough to read. You click which chip you want and put it where you want but it doesn't always go in the right place. You click the round arrow to spin the wheel but it's not clear which number it lands on.

So not one for smaller devices with limited screen sizes, but better on larger phones and tablets.

You are the ninja dressed in black and have to fight those dressed in red, the game is easy to play and the shows you how many enemies you to have to kill.

Its another of those pixelated retro games that are very much back in fashion at the moment, it looks good. You start with 3 lives and there are 100 red ninja you have to beat. The movement of the ninjas is simple, he can walk forwards, backwards, up and down. He has two attacks a punch which is the M key and a kick which is the A key. The controls are easy to use. 

There's no sound while you are fighting in game play. Some of our testers couldn't make it to the end of level 1, and suggested the levels should be shorter, ha wimps!

The text is small, too small to see without zooming in and the buttons are small and quite difficult to press. We found the sound simple and a little repetitive, but the kids will probably like it. We did like the graphics though, very cute!

The puzzles are not difficult and you have a timer countdown, its not always obvious what you need to do, but hey its a puzzle game!

The game has some reliability problems with a few players on google play complaining of issues, once the developers address these its certainly worth a look for partents with younger kiddies.

Crazy, but we love it!

With the horse meat scandal still hot in the News this little game takes you onto the abattoir floor to help boost the quality of our burgers. Simply select the correct button to crush the cow to make burgers, steak, etc but watch out for the occasional stray horse on the conveyor belt.

Bad taste ? Definitely,  but we like it. Game play is quite simple, its reliable with good sound. Perhaps not for younger kids or  veterinarians with the amount of blood splattered around. Its not an addictive game at all, but more of a visual joke to show your mates down the pub or in the school yard.

The developer "Game the News" are probably onto a winning combination being able to turn the news into fun games at high speed. We think they will go far and crush the opposition.