Great fun with plenty of explosions, rock music, and pageantry. It goes over the top in all the right ways.

A nice trip down memory lane, Kaptain Brawe: Brawe New World doesn't bring any of its own ideas to the party, but it's an enjoyable diversion all the same.

Small Fry combines frantic swimming with fishy flight to create a tasty action experience.

Doodle Train will have your thinking cap permanently affixed to your head, but extra modes do not disguise the fact that it could have benefited from more content.

iOOTP Baseball 2012 Edition is able to deliver the thrill of the game through mere text, though fans of the series might wonder why play hasn't been pushed on a touch.

While it was always going to get squashed under the weight of post-Angry Birds expectation, Amazing Alex does a decent job. It might not be Rovio's finest work, but it shows there's life in the company outside of pigs and disgruntled birds.

It may not be the work of the original Blur team, but Overdrive captures enough of the magic of its predecessor to make it a worthwhile download - although be prepared to dig into your pockets to purchase in-game currency.

A refined take on the original, Beyond Ynth brings extra knobs and bobs that take the existing formula and make it trickier, but this isn't a true step forward.

You have to dig through a layer of questionable controls, but at the core of Miner Disturbance lies an ingenious adventure-puzzler.

Tied down by its rigid adherence to the endless-running formula, TheEndApp isn't a bad example of the genre, but it's one you've played before.

Monster House is a surprisingly difficult game, but there's plenty of innovation and fun for those prepared to work at it.

A fun little monkey-flinger, Chimpact is an entirely forgettable, overwhelmingly cheerful slice of twee gaming nonsense.

If you're willing to try something a bit out of the ordinary, Criminal Girls 2 has a battle system at its core that just about redeems its shady veneer.

A great control scheme and cute concept, but teeth-gnashingly difficult. One for the masochists.

Although its dystopian urban visage is fairly trite, Gang Nations levels up the base building genre with some excellent tower defence mechanics.

A little rough around the edges, and lacking that vital spark, Avoid: Sensory Overload is still an entertaining dodger.

Cubetastic offers challenging puzzle play that's enjoyable despite a wildly oscillating difficulty.

A sharp, snappy RTS with little frippery, Galcon Legends isn't a classic, but it's still a lot of fun.

While its resource-management gameplay won't be for everyone, there's a pleasant rhythm to Rebuild that makes it difficult to put down.

A twee and entertaining sim, Smooth Operators isn't perfect, but it's deep enough to satisfy the call centre-running urges of most.

A simple and straightforward package, light on extras but boasting an excellent core that will particularly please puzzle fans with a penchant for order and neatness.

ProStreet might be a little late out of the development garage, but that doesn't keep it from crossing the finish line in greatly playable form.

The ultimate remastering of a classic arcade experience, but one that's just for the fans.

A sharp-edged retro RPG with a sense of humour and a lot of content.

A unique brand of colour-matching puzzler gameplay ensures Bayo Bongo provides plenty of instant gratification and just enough depth to make it worthy of consideration.

Pro Volley Tennis is a fun representation of the game, but is limited by the constraints imposed on it by its sport.

A refreshingly different approach to the match-three genre that, while has some shortcomings, is a wonderful bit of fun.

It might not be the most original game in the world, but Sonic Dash 2 is well-enough put together that you'll enjoy any time you spend with it.