Torn between the two princes, Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame can never quite find its own identity. It's fun, but it's flawed too.

For existing fans of trading card games, this is an addictive package offering potentially hours of exciting play. Everyone else may strongly disagree.

Linkin Park 8-Bit Rebellion! is a disappointment with thoroughly shallow, unappealing gameplay. Avoid unless you're a big fan.

Star Trek Tactical Assault is a limited strategy combat game with a few nice Star Trek touches, but after several encounters, hypersleep may beckon.

Not a game but an interactive exercise manual. My Health Coach: Weight Management might help shed the pounds if followed to the letter but it won't do very much to entertain you along the way.

An interesting idea that's technically well implemented, high score game Dead Runner is nevertheless thematically confused.

A gore-splattered ode to the light-gun titles of yesteryear, Zombie Crisis 3D provides modest fun in short doses but gets dragged down by repetitive gameplay and a lacklustre presentation.

The flying pig motif is easy to get behind for a little while, but once it wears off there's nothing left but ground up snout and spare ribs.

With its ropey physics and irksome controls, Jar on a Bar fails to capitalise on what is an initially engaging premise.

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

Jacob Jones 2 offers a rich world, and a handful of fun puzzles. But a brazen lack of content and no advancement in story turns this into a throwaway app.

A bit of a mess from a tech viewpoint, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed's highly evolved racing action pushes through sheer force of fun.

The simple pleasure of Space Invaders, with changes fit for modern eyes and thumbs. An utter joy to play.

You're not buying much of a game with Freakyforms Deluxe: Your Creations, Alive! but if you're of a creative persuasion, that shouldn't stop you from taking a closer look.

It might have interesting ideas, but Blade Guardian buries them under an uninspiring style and repetitive levels.

Avoid the poor multiplayer modes and occasional single-player slowdown, and Pro Evolution Soccer 6 offers a solid enough footy experience.

A decent multiplayer mode and loads of extras, but let down by poor control and often flawed design.

Visually speaking, Catball Eats it All is an interesting mashup of surreal and expressionist art styles. Unfortunately, the all-important gameplay doesn't do the graphics justice.

Though it marks a steady improvement over the first game, Ghosts'N Goblins: Gold Knights 2 hasn't taken the strides necessary to lift it above decent status.

It might be Amore for Namco, but our love affair with Katamari is all but over.

It's a pleasant adventure, but this is still a dog you won't want to take home.

If your favourite take on Batman is the 'biff-bang-pow' kind rather than the 'world's greatest detective' kind, then you'll find plenty to like in this straight-forward button-mashing brawler.

A cynically deceptive experience that promises deep strategy while delivering the same old social freemium 'gameplay'.

A gorgeous, fast-paced rhythm game that feels a bit samey if you don't shell out a lot of money.

Not quite polished enough to be awarded pieces of eight, nevertheless Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest will happily buckle your swashes.

It has its moments, but Space Hulk stumbles too often to really recommend.

Ambitious but poorly designed tracks and immense frustration ultimately condemn this Trials-alike.

Tough and unrelenting, Gleamer has its moments, but it's not quite the full package.