MEGA MAN X isn't quite the game you remember, even if it follows the same beats; when a modern device can't replicate an 18 year old game it's time to go back to the drawing board.

Captain Puzzle shows that you don't have to be bigger and better to compete with a major title, but its unique puzzle style isn't as polished as it could be.

Dead Trigger pushes the visual boundaries of iDevices, but much like its shambling antagonists there's not a lot going on upstairs.

A true time waster in the sense that the minutes will whisk away as you plow through level after level of bouncing aliens around collecting lightning orbs. A decent play, but nothing memorable.

A fun diversion, which is what a holiday should be, but seeing that the destination is space, you would expect something a little more engaging.

If you enjoy your physics flingers, Cyto is certainly another one.

Brainsss has some neat ideas when it comes to fast-paced real-time tactical play, but its hard to shake the feeling the 'zombies' are an excuse to make up for underwhelming AI and controls.

Part card game, part turn-based strategy, players pit themselves against opponents from around the world in asynchronous matches.

If you're after a quick laugh or two, Buck and the Coin of Destiny delivers, but if you're after a fun replayable arcade title, this is an easy one to skip.

Rocket Fox fails to come together thanks to its inconsistent feeling controls; a hard game to recommend at this time.

Ultimately Warm Gun is a basic deathmatch title, albeit a very pretty one. Sadly this doesn't save it from quirky performance issues and a lack of variety further limited by 4-player limited maps.

A potentially enjoyable and humerous puzzle-adventure game which is hampered by nasty touch controls and constant backtracking.

Octagon's tubular gameplay is a little too familiar to excite, and is undermined too often undermined by control issues.

Wow, an actually decent Superman game. While nothing to rave over, it's good to see the man of steel receive a fun interactive experience.

Pug Run is a heart warming little endless runner, and much like the animal it portrays there's not a lot going on between its ears - it's cute, but lacking in substance.

Presentation issues aside, Run Run Die! is a challenging auto-running platformer that will test your skills.

HighFlyer DeathDefyer dreams big and provides a toolbox for high-speed free-falling fun, but sadly its inconsistencies keep it from reaching for the stars.

Violet Storm aims to shift the focus of the twin-stick shooter from being a fragile, yet powerful ship to something more brutal and thuggish, but its novelty wears off quickly without any real threats or changes in the gameplay.

Bombcats Special Edition is a solid, well-presented physics puzzler with loads of content. Unfortunately, it can't quite get away from its currency-based freemium roots.

Rocket Claw's charming style is left to whither thanks to lackluster gameplay that feels like deja vu after only a handful of attempts.

Blind World is a unique experience, though not an entirely satisfying one as players have to struggle through conflicting gameplay features.

BoBo Brother Defence starts out strong, luring players in with its unique and strange block-stacking TD gameplay, but fails to deliver as things don't really evolve and eventually run in to a dead end.

One glaring problem, at least on 3GS devices is that the buttons of the game have a tendency to not register input. Restarting a level may not happen unless you hit the random sweet spot, and even accessing the game from the menu can be an exercise in frustration. This coupled with long load times does a lot to aggravate the player.

KooZac is a refreshingly challenging twist on the block-matching concept, but pay-to-win elements ruin its otherwise fun social elements.

Chicken Rescue is just kind of bland. It's not a bad idea but the execution leaves something to be desired.

Another entry into the physics flinger genre, Chuck the Muck is decent, but doesn't end up making that much of an impression.

While not entirely satisfying, Drag Tag Smash still manages to effectively push all the right buttons to make your brain dribble with glee as you destroy endless streams of electronic foes.

A lot more fun than you'd expect it to be, Tread of the Dead provides some zombie killing amusement, and at least in its approach to slaying the undead, stands out from the horde of other zombie releases.