April's best new mobile games: 'Disney Crossy Road,' more


See what's at the top of the mobile pile for April 2016 with five of the best new games released for smartphone and tablet: the 100+ characters of Disney Crossy Road, a speedy colour rush in Chameleon Run, the engrossing world of Fallen London, cute robot battles in Warbits and Scrabble with wizards in Spellspire

Disney Crossy Road, iOS, Android
Ratings: 4.5/5 on iTunes and Google Play
Price: Free with in-app purchases
Australian studio Hipster Whale had already blended breakout hit Crossy Road with Pac-Man, but this Disney/Pixar collaboration takes everything to another level, thanks to a panoply of new characters and corresponding levels, sound effects, and in some cases, special powers. Extra characters can be unlocked via a virtual slot machine or for US$0.99 (RM3.88) to US$4.99 (RM19.56) a pop. A big month for licensed games on iOS and Android with this, Lego Jurassic World, and Powerpuff Girls' Flipped Out.
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