This is an instantly addictive puzzle game that took the app world by storm. Dots is simple to play and involves connecting dots of the same colour in a grid that reminds you of a Connect 4 board. It’s intuitive and highly addictive, and regular updates add new ways to play. Super Hexagon £1.99; iPhone, iPad and Android Designer Terry Cavanagh’s latest arcade masterpiece looks like Op Art and plays like a fall down Alice’s rabbit hole. Dodge left and right to avoid being trapped in a frightening geometric maze. This is as tough as they come, and is certain to be a modern classic.

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Flow Free Free; iPhone, iPad and Android This ingenious puzzler has you drawing increasingly complex patterns on screen to link dots of the same colour without crossing the path of another colour. It’s simple but, as the board grows, it gets much harder and more addictive. Where’s My Water?

2 Free; iPad, iPhone and Android This follow-up to the hit Disney physics puzzler challenges you to guide your character through a series of water puzzles. It looks fantastic and is great fun to play. Temple Run 2 Free; iPhone, iPad and Android The endless-runner hit gets a sequel that involves ziplines and mine cars.

It’s as addictive as ever. Tetris £0.69 iPhone and iPad; Free Android Arguably the world’s greatest game is as addictive on smartphones as it is on your PC. Skip it now and you’re merely postponing the inevitable. Hundreds £2.99 iPhone and iPad; £3.25 Android The concept is simple: expand the circles until the numbers inside them total 100.

It’s the way the game progresses that makes the concept work. Draw Something Free; iPhone, iPad and Android The Draw Something craze has long since subsided, but this turn-based spin on Pictionary is still a lot of fun when you’re playing with friends. Fieldrunners 2 £2.99 iPad; £1.87 Android This tower-defence game pits you against massed ranks of enemy soldiers. Luckily, you have a range of turrets to help you out. Bike Baron £0.69; iPhone and iPad A wonderful physics engine gives you control of your motorbike in this slightly mad game, although excellent graphics and regular updates will keep you coming back to ride through obstacles without crashing. Badland £2.49; iPhone and iPad This stunningly original update of the classic helicopter game sees you frantically tapping the screen to guide a monster through a series of levels.

One of the best-looking apps you’ll find. Hero Academy Free; iPhone, iPad and Android More of an online sport than a game, Hero Academy pits you against rivals on a grid-based battlefield where there are magical crystals waiting to be destroyed or defended. The rules are straight-forward, but the different teams you can choose provide depth. Trial Xtreme 3 Free; iPod, iPhone and Android Negotiate a superb obstacle course on a trials motocross bike in this highly addictive and great-looking game. Type:Rider £1.99 iPhone and iPad; £2.28 Android A clever twist on the puzzle game sees you playing as dots rolling through the history of typography, learning as you go. It takes you from cave painting to computer-game art, and it’s hugely addictive as well as looking great. Osmos hd £2.99 iPhone and iPad; £1.87 Android A simple physics-based puzzler with plenty of devious levels, Osmos is elevated to great heights by its Hubble Telescope-influenced art style.

Limbo £2.99; iPhone and iPad iPad owners in particular should investigate this title, just to see their gadget put through its paces. It’s a dark, brooding platform game that has you solving a series of puzzles. Papa Sangre £2.99; iPhone and iPad Close your eyes and play this weird and scary audio-intense game with your ears alone, avoiding traps as you navigate through the darkness. Autodesk 3ds max 2013 keygen 64 bit.