A surprisingly competent 2D fighter, but one whose presentation and muted combat will restrict it only to hardcore fans.

There are some clever ideas in this strategy role-player but they're suffocated beneath a weight of banal storytelling and tedious battles.

One of Cave's finest moments loses surprisingly little in its move to the iPhone, with excellent controls and plenty of extras.

One of the best marriages of gameplay, graphics and music ever seen on a portable and a triumphant return to the roots of rhythm action.

Still a loving remake of the influential strategy role-player, but not quite as good as the PSP version and actually slightly more expensive.

An adult video game that is neither exploitative nor pretentious, but instead weaves a fun yet incisive tale about all too human characters.

It copies and borrows from the best - and often very well - but competence is no substitute for character in this forgettable 2D adventure.

If you want to waste a minute or two, wasting hundreds of zombies, then this is one download that will do exactly what it says on the tin.

An interesting and original shooter, but one that never has enough ideas or challenge to justify the price of admission.

Jeff Minter rides again, but in a considerably more laidback and accessible action puzzler that's very well suited to the iPhone.

Another great movie tie-in from the creators of Toy Story 3 and one of the best Mario Kart clones for years.

Achingly beautiful god sim that struggles at times over structure and difficultly curve, but never in terms of spectacle or vision.

At last a Fallout download that's genuinely worth the bandwidth, with a sparkling script that's better than either of the main games.

The combat might never feel as clever as the visuals and narration but this is still an engrossing and distinctive action role-player.

There are number of clever concepts here, but they're left drowning in a sea of mediocre first person shooting and action movie clichés.

All its best bits are clearly stolen from Batman: Arkham Asylum, but for a movie tie-in this still counts as above average.

Simplistic to a fault, but considering it's little more than an interactive ad for Space Marine there are a lot worse ways to spend your money on Xbox Live Arcade.

An almost classic just misses out for a second time, but this is still a successful attempt to show that real-time strategy can be done differently.

Horribly disappointing spin-off that replicates the formula but not the soul of the low budget rentakill shooter.

Harry's film tie-in career ends with an inappropriately bland third person shooter, that is severely lacking in any kind of magic.

Not a sequel that seemed desperately necessary, and it's arguable if the end result is any real improvement, but still an enjoyable - if quickly disposable - download.

A silly premise with some very clever ideas, but unfortunately none of them are implemented well enough to help this one-on-one fighter make history.

Turn-based tactical combat has never seemed so accessible and exciting, in this ground-breaking new indie classic.

For a Dynasty Warriors game this features some useful innovations, but compared to any other series it remains as irredeemably shallow and repetitive as ever.

Consistently surprising, technically accomplished and instantly likeable, this portable adventure has more good ideas than it seems to know what to do with.

A useful fine-tuning of an already solid retro remake, that's more than a rival for Geometry Wars and other downloadable shooters.

A loving, and genuinely funny, homage to old school role-players and the people that play them.

Another highly competent map pack, with no stinkers and a few potential classics - particularly the new Zombies level.