Fans of the Flash game and of endless platformers looking for a new fix will likely find some satisfaction from this game and its unique mechanics, although it eventually loses its amusement factor from its concept alone and frustration with the necessary leaps of faith will soon set in.

Pickpawcket isn't just charmingly funny. It's a fun and challenging stealth game with plenty of varied levels, and one that shows off a classy touch on the part of the developer. At 99 cents it's a steal.

While it's not as fun as MotoHeroz, it's got enough interesting elements in it to be a worthy download for the curious.

This beautiful game captures the wonder and mystery of discovering a new planet, but doesn't stick to its strengths throughout.

It's a bit more confusing than its predecessor, though-the time spent wading through conversations and dealing with the bizarre levelling system isn't really fun. On the other hand, its story features actual characters, which is a nice change of pace.

Pokemon by a different name; Micromon very nearly is that.

An ambitious attempt to bring the brooding action and noir storytelling of Max Payne to a platform that has seen nothing even remotely close. In this sense the game is a runaway success. However, those that are looking for a meaty storyline that they can really sink their teeth into need not apply, because they will be drastically disappointed.

It's a game of logic and strategy, experimentation and folding. If you like puzzles at all, you owe it to yourself to grab this little beauty.

The game is both immersive and addicting, involving you as the player and requiring you to keep an eye on a virtual land, it's efficiency and survival. With great in-game graphics and audio, The Settlers is highly recommended for people who digg the likes of Command and Conquer, Age of Empires, or RTS genre.

Shadow Runner is a great game for folks who crave a challenge and revel in the precision platforming of titles like Bit.Trip Runner, but it may turn off those who prefer a more casual experience.

Current is certainly a great looking game, and the fast-paced gameplay is easy to pick up and enjoy, but the difficulty will best suit those looking for a challenge.

The sumptuous feast of cars, the variety of different racing challenges, high production value along with simple brand recognition assure Need For Speed – Shift 2 – Unleashed will race to the top of the charts – where it deserves to be.

TITUS certainly wasn't what I was expecting, but I've had plenty of fun with it. The mini-games kept the simulation aspects from dragging, while those same simulation aspects kept me invested for the long term.

The sheer wealth of gameplay alone makes the investment well worth it. So get out there and raise some hell, er, heaven.

It feels too derivative. What's there is fun but there's nothing about the game that makes it stand out amongst its rivals. Sure, the challenges are fun but it doesn't really add variety to the experience. For those desperate for a change of scenery, it might entertain. For everyone else, stick with Temple Run.

It all makes for a gentle but enjoyable enough title, one that makes a change from the more safe Hidden Object games out there. It's a little on the short side but at least the price reflects that.

Mostly, Mushroom Wars is all about outnumbering the competition and that's something that is down to timing rather than tactical thinking. It's a fun ride for a time, but with little else in terms of content such as the PSN original's multiplayer mode, it's lacking.

An incredibly unique twist on the endless runner, adding an impeccable control scheme on top of beautiful graphics and addictive gameplay.

Demon Tribe is a MOBA experience which has SEGA's classic stamp all over it, but it's also a battle title with few options for the single player.

Card Wars is fantastic up until the free-to-play aspects become apparent, which is a problem in a game that has an up front cost.

This mysterious adventure puzzler will have players immersed in an odd and beautifully designed hand-drawn world.

Deft and dexterous digits go for distance in On The Line. Just stay away from the sides!

My.com has assembled a multi-genre game with plenty of things to do, but rather little heart.

15 Coins is a minimalist arcade game that proves to have an engaging concept and different kinds of challenges.

Likeable despite some occasionally awkward control options, Globosome: Path of the Swarm is a fun game all about exploration and finding your comrades.

Its historical significance aside, Dragon Quest 1 is a fun, campy, difficult, thoroughly old-school RPG.

Card Dungeon is a delightful riff on the hackneyed roguelike genre.

Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition is a reminder that the past is sometimes a better memory.