The Room is always going to be good, but playing on Nintendo Switch isn't the best choice.

As mad as a barrel of frogs, Disco Kitten is an entertaining little game, and while there's not much to it, you'll still keep coming back for more.

A challenging and surprisingly fresh physics-puzzler that walks the fine line between frustration and freshness.

The Flame in the Flood is an absorbing survival game with bags of heart and some genuinely interesting ideas. Its constituent parts can grow wearisome, but there's always a majestic river nearby to sweep you onto the next challenge.

An interesting mash of ideas, styles, and polish, Colossatron just about manages to pull it off.

A thoughtful examination of press censorship and its repercussions, it might not hit all the right notes, but it's still well worth a play.

Good run and gun fun in small doses, but it won't pull you away from more polished offerings in the genre.

A refreshingly bright and breezy take on the Batman universe that is well worth investigating, but it won't take long to long to bat grapple hook your way through.

Effortlessly stylish, engagingly simple but deep and beguiling, this is handheld twitch gaming concentrate.

Rock Runners is an excellent platformer with loads of content, but it's let down by an all-too gentle difficulty curve and repetitive levels.

A colourful iteration on Pong, Bit.Trip Beat is to be enjoyed in spite of its structural shortcomings.

The menu system and inventory aren't intuitive, but fortunately it's a doddle to drive a mech and lay waste to every piece of machinery you see.

Makes the mistake of stereotyping the skater culture of after school TV specials, but still delivers a very impressive, expansive and agile street surfing experience.

Dream Track Nation is an old skool racing blast with great multiplayer options.

An engaging and enthralling turn-based strategy title, Time of Heroes hits more than it misses, and with a few updates could be a classic.

Indiana Stone is witty and attractive, but at its heart it's a fairly uninspired and unremarkable endless-runner.

A pleasantly simple puzzler with a straight-forward premise, though it rarely ascends to the level of greatness.

Super Arc Light skirts the edge of brilliance, but it misses the mark and stumbles into obscurity.

It has a few problems, but if you're looking for a sharp action game with plenty of challenge, Furi is for you.

While it might sound like a mush of ideas that shouldn't work together, Aegis Defenders is actually pretty brilliant.

For the asking price though, it's hard not to recommend this if you've got a few pals or family members around. Like that Saturday night game of Monopoly, it's all good fun so long as someone doesn't flip the board.

Like biting into a jalapeno, this is fresh, frantic and explosive fun while it lasts.

A bright and entertaining endless-runner that gets the formula down perfectly, Outland Games is well worth some of your time.

Surreal and oddly charming, Inazuma Eleven Go: Light is captivating in a completely unique way. If you're in need of a new RPG and you're a fan of the beautiful game, then Inazuma is the way to go.

While the revised touch controls offer a mixed bag of accessibility and annoyances, Final Fantasy still delivers simple, solid role-playing.

Those looking for more of the same will get just that, but if you weren't won over by the original, an alien footy team from outer space will be an even harder story to stomach.

The most fully featured and deepest entry in the Patapon series so far, but definitely not the most fun or accessible.

The best modder on the market, with more vehicles, automotive parts and decals than you can shake a wrench at.

Kairosoft throws out another stonking management title, with Venture Towns satisfying our hunger for creativity, expansion, and depth.

A clever and compelling one-touch arcade blast that's well worth checking out.

Still pining for some Tetris after all these years? Tetris 3DS is yet another great addition to the franchise, with tons of modes and exciting multiplayer action.

This exuberant mixture of role-playing and real-time strategy is immaculately presented and intensely gripping, it just doesn't last very long.

A uniquely thrilling, audio-only, science-fiction horror that proves that, sometimes, there's very good reason to be afraid of the dark.

A strange and intriguing game, Morphopolis has its problems, but it's interesting enough that you can mostly look past them.

More exciting than the real-life racing sets on which it is based, Rail Racing is a surprisingly stern test of your driving skills, but the focus on in-app purchases is unfortunate.

Despite minor dictionary niggles, this is a must-have word game for anyone who likes her mobile gaming delivered with a side order of brutality.

Poptile has a decent central idea, but it doesn't manage to expand on it enough to really hook you in.

Fighting Fantasy: Bloodbones is macabre and intriguing, but not my idea of fun. Franchise fans will likely lap up the grim adventure though, and should roll a dice, adding that figure to the score below.

A gorgeous looking, surprisingly smart twist on RPG scrapping, Swap Heroes 2 is more of the same, but that's not really a bad thing.

Spirit Lords is a solid enough game, but it's not as much fun as it could be.

A great companion to the Walking Dead series that combines fun gameplay with satisfying cast cameo appearances.

Lineage 2: Revolution might not have the broadest appeal, but it's a must-have for MMORPG fans looking to lose hundreds of hours of their lives.

It might not be the most interesting Final Fantasy game ever made, but there's fun to be had here all the same.

Those looking for more of the same will get just that, but if you weren't won over by the original, an alien footy team from outer space will be an even harder story to stomach.

Frobisher Says is an essential PS Vita download that perfectly shows off the console's various functionality.

The first Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery episode definitely has the style. Now, it just needs more substance in its puzzles to back that style up.

A surprisingly expansive platformer that combines Game Boy visuals with open level design to decent effect.

Asphalt 9 offers controls for everyone, fun for everyone, and white-knuckle, cackling-with-laughter crashes for everyone.

Monument Valley 3 is a fantastic puzzle game that will challenge you with its puzzles and hook you with its subtle story. There is so much more to this world than you might first think.

Slow to get going, Cavemania nevertheless brings a new level of tactical skill to match-three gaming.

Inazuma Eleven is an intriguing blend of RPG and soccer that works on so many levels, though the occasional scripted match leaves us crying in the stands.

If you're willing to slog your way through the most tedious and drawn-out start to a game ever, you'll finally discover that Harvest Moon magic hidden underneath.

A functional, colourful space shooter slightly soured by the decision to implement in-app purchases.

A cute and enjoyable stealth / adventure title that is hampered a bit by fiddly level design.

Sqwords is an addictive word game that anyone can play, though the presence of in-app purchases might cheese some players off.

It has a decent central core, but Dandelions: Chain of Seeds doesn't quite join all of its parts together well enough to really shine.

There's nothing broken about Silverfish DX, it's just that once you've got to the point where you want, no need, something more, it doesn't deliver. You'll find some fast arcade fun here, but in the end it wears out its welcome a little too quickly to recommend it in the most wholehearted terms.

Great action RPG – one of the best on PSP – cleverly balanced in such a way as to appeal to both veterans and newcomers, but significantly marred by frustrating loading issues.

It's beautifully put together and full of laughs, but the violence in Fist of Awesome gets old a little too quickly.

Does little to peel away the flaws of the original, presenting new levels and mini-games with only incremental changes to its controls and options.

Good graphical presentation and easier core gameplay makes Meteos: Disney Magic a kid-friendly puzzle game, but the spiky learning curve proves frustrating.

Repetitive levels and odd control choices threaten to shut Revolt down, but solid action and an attractive presentation keep it powered up.

There's a solid touchscreen shooter here, but Epoch 2 doesn't quite hit the right marks.

It's colourful and more fun (especially in multiplayer) than the similar Brain Training, but Big Brain Academy doesn't have much longevity.

Utterly addictive in nature, 1000 Heroz's series of daily races is undoubtedly hard to put down, though working out the right path from the wrong one is even more difficult than in a bible parable.

A great example of modern platforming, coupled with a terrible example of a fighting game. Still, much more to love than hate.

Immediate and fun but runs out of steam, becoming repetitive.

Proof that Nintendo can handle free-to-play and make it fun, you'll enjoy haggling with Rusty almost as much as you'll enjoy the wealth of mini-games Rusty's has to offer.

An interesting concept that sows plenty of ambitions, We Rule falls short of harvesting compelling gameplay.

Space Colors is vibrant, dazzling, and has some great controls, but its staccato structure means it never quite shines as brightly as it could.

CounterSpy is a superb blend of planning and panic. A streamlined stealth experience that'll last indefinitely, CounterSpy is hard to resist but easy to recommend.

An excellent, thrilling and fearlessly arcade driving affair that matches its technical brilliance with delightful game mechanic touches.

Road Master dishes out great graphics and more than enough thrills to overcome its steep level of difficulty.

Part 3 is an enjoyable continuation of the Back To the Future story, but is still plagued by the technical issues of past attempts.

An addictive and alluring action platformer with a unique hook and lots to unlock, Muffin Knight comes highly recommended.

With plenty of content, a dark sense of humour, and a few surprises up its sleeve, Dead Stop is an enjoyable slice of zombie murdering.

Carmageddon may have lost its sheen along with its controversial edge, but it's lost none of its schlocky, multilayered charm.

There's definitely promise here, but Motley Blocks stumbles at the last hurdle.

An entertaining little puzzler, Be Together doesn't quite have the style or the ingenuity to be a must-buy.

It might not be a racing game revolution, but Turbo Racing League offers a lot of fun in a cheery, always entertaining package.

Swift Revenge is a very decent auto-scroller in which you're taken on a tour of different eras.

Dawn of the Plow is a simple arcade challenge with surprising depth. It's just a shame that it isn't as responsive as it should be.

A great-looking sci-fi shooter that sacrifices depth in order to play out a particularly cinematic brand of space battle.

The Swindle is a charming caper simulator, with clever risk vs reward systems that push you into brilliant situations and stories.

LostWinds is a wonderful treat, brimming with clever ideas and imaginative sights. It's just a massive shame that the controls took a big hit in the transition from Wii to iOS.

Puyo Puyo Champions is a fun, cheap entry into the world of Puyo Puyo, but don't expect to be playing it for very long.

A retro styled, arcade blast from the non-specific past, Box Cat is fun, frantic and well presented, but its progression system and repetition might not be to everyone's taste.

Despite its shortcomings with the lack of a second stick, Nano Assault EX is an incredibly pleasant surprise, as it melds the nail-biting appeal of an action shooter title with the delights of exploring a beautifully realised cellular world.

A classic example of a quality game almost ruined by ham-fisted free-to-play elements. If you don't mind regularly splashing cash though, then the core game can be a lot of fun.

Clustertruck may be fun for short periods of time, but it's also hard and unforgivable and eventually that can grind you down.

Cute, charming and creative, but Tiny Invader's twisted take on challenge means it rarely compels obsessive play.

An arcade experience so authentic it'll have you shoving 10p coins in your Vita's cartridge slot.

Gorgeous graphics and fun presentation make this game a difficult one to stop playing.

First-rate conversion of two excellent games that, individually, lose a little of their spark on PSP, although nothing that significantly dulls the overall experience.

A homage to '80s pop culture and a legitimately entertaining role-playing title to boot, Saturday Morning RPG is as unique as it is enjoyable.

An enjoyable little platform game, Super Lemonade Factory has a few nice ideas, but it can't quite see them through to fruition.

There's nothing in Running with Friends you haven't seen before in the endless-runner genre, but it's presented well enough, and can be very enjoyable with a few friends.

The problem with the game is that it plays to none of Sonic's strengths while simultaneously underlining all of the franchise's most famous faults. You're ultimately left with the conclusion that actually a Sonic The Hedgehog role-playing game probably isn't a very good idea. That said, BioWare has done the best it could with a difficult brief.