Somehow it's almost the weekend again. I know, I say it every week like I'm surprised that time is a thing, but the days just seem to be moving faster now we're almost in summer.Of course, with the weekend on the horizon that means only one thing - it's time to check out the new mobile releases. Animal Super SquadPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £4.99/$4.99 or cheaperThis physics-based adventure game has you speeding through a wonderful world filled with dangers and... bananas. You can either take on the levels the game has to offer, have a whack at some community creations, or both.Bardbarian PremiumPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £4.99/$4.99 or cheaperFashion a lute out of your old axe and save your town in the strangest of ways when it's under siege - by playing music. Play your axe-lute, generate notes, dodge incoming attacks, and prevent enemies from destroying the town gem.BlokiPlatform: iOSPrice: 99p/99cThough it's minimal in style and seems rather simple, Bloki is a mind-challenging spatial puzzler where you flip, rotate, and build you way to victory. It's also supposed to train your spatial intelligence, so may also make your think box more efficient.Disney Heroes Battle ModePlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: F2PEncounter some very familiar faces in the colourful RPGas Disney and Pixar heroes come together to fight a dreadful virus. Make the best team, upgrade the best gear, and battle your socks off for the good of your friends and family.G30Platform: iOSPrice: £4.99/$4.99Through hand-crafted levels, G30 tells its story through a unique and beautiful take on the puzzle genre. Recollect the fragments of you past before a cognitive disease takes it away. Something tells me this might hit a few of us out there quite hard.Homo MachinaPlatform: iOSPrice: £2.99/$2.99If you're curious how the human body really works... I wouldn't use this as a guide. Homo Machina is a wonderfully bizarre puzzler inspired by the work of Fritz Kahn. Help the body function and keep your factory running ship shape.Minesweeper GeniusPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £1.99/$1.99 or cheaperChallenge your mind with this take on a classic. Give Aristotle a hand and help him sweep the room, remain his memories, and escape from the aliens experimenting on him.Node AlongPlatform: iOSPrice: F2PAvoid colourful obstacles as you move from node to node in this curious puzzler. Make it to the next node before time runs out or chill out with its zen mode if you're in no rush.The Quest - Celtic QueenPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: £2.99/$2.99 or cheaperThe latest expansion for The Quest is here at last. Made by Zarista Games, the story follows on now that Habren is Queen, however not everything is so peaceful. King Locrinus' brother, Kamber, challenges her for the throne and with an army at his back it's up to you to return the peace once again.Rotten EscapePlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: F2PYou may be rotten to the core, but that doesn't mean you don't have a life worth living. Help Little Tom and his friends escape the supermarket bin by controlling characters and try to survive as long as possible.Run or DiePlatform: iOS (also on Android)Price: 79p/99cYou may have heard of this one before, especially since we reviewed it when it came to Android last year, but Run or Die is a fast-paced endless runner that's really rather good. React quickly to obstacles, make snap decisions, and save Flow from the Lab if you can.Space Frontier 2Platform: iOS/AndroidPrice: F2PFollowing up to the ever-popular Space Frontier, you've not got 50 solar systems to conquer, hundreds of planets, 59 spaceship technologies, and more on the cards in this space adventure.Super HydorahPlatform: iOSPrice: £6.99/$6.99Embrace the teachings of a classic genre in this wonderful shoot 'em up and save the galaxy from the Meroptians. In its review we thought it was swell, saying it's "a brilliantly well put together old school shooter that's going to scratch all of your blowing-things-up itches".World of Tennis: Roaring '20sPlatform: iOS/AndroidPrice: F2PIf you've ever thought "gee, I wish I could experience tennis in the 20s", now you can. Even if you've never thought about it before, you can still swipe, tap, and enjoy tactical, turn-based gameplay.Zero/SumPlatform: iOSPrice: £1.99/$1.99In what's an interesting mix of mathematics and B-Movie fun, Zero/Sum'll have you filling in the missing symbols of Professor Claire Liddy's cancer cure formula. Plus, once it's all over you've still got free new puzzles to dive into daily, just for funsies. … Read more
