Which of these 5 mobile games deserves to be crowned this week's 148Apps game of the week?

Time certainly flies when you're having fun, and if you spend all of your life playing the best mobile games in the world, you best believe that time's flying like a bullet from a really big gun. Basically what I'm saying is that it's Thursday again, so it's time for you to pick your game of the week from these five choices.
There are some real gems in the mix this week, and there's going to be something for you whether you're a die-hard premium fan or don't mind dabbling in the shadowier world of free to play. We've got board games, we've got cats, we've got punching sleeping guards in the face, and we've got mutated radioactive zombie gits too.
If you want to make your voice heard and pick one of the games as this week's winner, there are a few ways you can do it. Leave a comment on this here article with your pick, tweet us your choice using the hashtag #148GOW, or just let us know on Facebook what you think deserves to win. And make sure to check back next week when we'll announce the victor.
Meow Wars - download for iOSA smart and adorable card game that's almost literally packed to the rafters with feline friends. Sure they're soldiers, but they're cute and fuzzy soldiers, so what's not to like about that?

Mobile stealth done with the charm and brain-smarts of a Nitrome game? Yeah we're definitely into that. Sneak Ops is a breath of arcade fresh air in a genre that sometimes gets bogged down in its own importance.

Surviving seems to be all the rage nowadays, and Escape From Chernobyl welcomes that with open arms. This isn't the lonely Chernobyl of the real world, it's the zombie-filled, you're going to die, oh my god what's that, digital version.

A digital board game from the folks at Asmodee Digital, but with an interesting asymetrical twist. Pick a side, and then try and either depose or protect a king who isn't exactly well liked by the people he rules over.

God it's awful having to do things, isn't it? Task Attack understands that, so rather than being a simple arcade shooter, it's a simple arcade shooter that sees you destroying all of the annoying things that grown-up life tends to throw at you.
