An enjoyable mix of old school shmup and loot-harvesting action-RPG, though perhaps not quite as deep as it would like to think it is.

It might not have layers of intrigue or mystery, but Roar Rampage has exactly the right amount of destruction required to put a smile on your face.

Word Puttz's free-to-play formula might rankle with word game purists, but if you're looking for casual, light-hearted word play, you'll find it under the sea.

Too random to be an Angry Birds killer, polish and original ideas help at least make Chicken Balls HD a contender.

An entertaining but safe platformer, Goblin Sword is fun enough that it's worth a go.

There's a lot to like in Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey, but there's a good chance you'll have seen a lot of it before.

More fried chicken than duck a l'orange in terms of sophistication, Cooking Mama 2 still manages to be a delicious distraction.

Hardcore Harry Potter action that's almost too involved for its own good.

Simple, entertaining arcade fun, Bottle Cap Blitz doesn't have a huge shelf life but it'll keep you smiling for a while.

Demolition Dash brings Rampage-like fun to the iPhone, guaranteeing players tons of destructive satisfaction wrapped in a visually engaging art style.

Handsome and unrepentant, Rip Off combines borrowed gameplay and artistic concepts to create something that justifies its theft.

It might not capture the brilliance of the first game, but They Need To Be Fed 3 has enough new ideas that it's still worth a go.

A slightly piecemeal platformer, Glue Knight is angry enough that it's just about worth your while.

It might not be the freshest game out there, but there's fun to be had with Z Buster's zombie slaughter.

Rune Factory is an impressive advancement for the Harvest Moon series but you have to be committed to get the most out of the experience.

Feisty Feet provides a solid base for something fantastic, but fails to bring everything required to the table.

A solid and enjoyable game, Feed Me Oil 2 is fun while it lasts, albeit not that tough.

Cloudbreakers is a brilliantly focused perpetual climber with a fun swing mechanic. It just needs some fleshing out in order for it to really make an impact.

It's not perfect, and the controls in particular are annoying, but there's a decent management sim here all the same.

It's not as gritty as it thinks it is, but Can Knockdown 3 is still a decent way to waste a few hours.

In many ways, Fallin Love - The Game of Love is like a Sokoban box-pushing puzzler. If it was backwards. And put major importance on gravity.

An absorbing combination of platform game, puzzles and narrative, hampered by iffy controls and a great many frustrating moments.

Far from being the worst game ever, Paper Wars: Cannon Fodder is a fair representation of a tested formula, but a greater deal of variation would have been welcome.

Legendary Wars comes close to equalling the zany appeal of Plants vs Zombies, but the micro-management required to succeed is enough to put off all but the most dedicated of fantasy war gamers.

Incredible Jack isn't incredible, but it's a visual treat that will remind you of some of your favourite, classic platformers.

A little harder than the previous entry, Episode 4 HD continues the Back to the Future story, warts and all.

A compelling world and well-crafted atmosphere makes Shardlight an enjoyable, if predictable, point-n-click.

There's a decent game here, but RAD Boarders doesn't really do anything you won't have seen before.