A Ride Into The Mountains is a ramshackle indie effort with frustrating controls and poor translation, but it's also imaginative, charming, and worth 69p.

It might not do much with the famous franchise, but The Walking Dead: Assault still manages to offer some enjoyably tense, if simplistic, shoot-and-loot action.

There's enough fresh material here that Nitropia - War Commanders stands out in a crowded genre.

The perfect golf game for people who don't really care for golf, but enjoy loopy one-thumb arcade battles.

Like Sudoku with pretty pictures, Paint it Back turns logic puzzles into works of art.

There's a lot to like in Gun Commando's retro remodelling of the FPS, but it's hampered somewhat by the clumsy nature of the touchscreen controls.

New gameplay touches make Guitar Hero relevant on iPhone, even if the lack of multiplayer and single-player setup are less than ideal.

Business as usual for the Jewel Master series, though the move to Nintendo's latest portable frankly seems pointless, such is Cradle of Rome 2's similarity to the last.

Questionable suitability for portable play aside, this is probably the best role-playing game yet for PSP.

Fun, frantic, and action-packed, Mario Slam Basketball is a good-looking game that lacks solid opposition.

Conceptually and artistically superb, Vikings: An Archer's Journey is an arrow that lands just shy of excellence.

Mutant Mudds remains a fun yet frustrating experience on iOS, with its quirky plane-switching mechanic going some way to making up for its frustratingly exacting 2D platform gameplay.

Hero Academy is light on strategy, but provides smooth pick-up-and-play fun.

A short, but furious, reaction-based finger swiper with enough solidly entertaining action to match its impressive style.

A treat for the eyes and ears, The Collectables mixes top-notch presentation with rote but enjoyable gameplay to good effect.

It might creak a little under the weight of extended play sessions, but there's a good bite of arcade action in 15 Coins all the same

The longevity of Bunny the Zombie Slayer may be short-lived, but the gameplay and graphics are fantastic, and the action is instantly appealing.

Boom Brigade 2 is a solid improvement over the original, with just enough tactical scope and level variety to keep you blasting.

Significant technical issues currently hamper an otherwise strong title that represents as much a love letter to Ultima as it does a new way of freemium RPG design.

Monkey Island fans can breathe a sigh of relief - Monkey Island Tales 1 HD is a confident continuation of the franchise with unfortunately ropey controls.

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

Zen Studios knows video game pinball and this release is no exception, though a few rough edges go a long way to dull the shine of the steel.

Not every puzzle is successful in Love You To Bits, but the imaginative levels and charming presentation will keep you entertained as you seek out the more smartly-designed headscratchers.

LA Remix is as polished as the bonnet of a freshly-waxed Lamborghini Murcielago and almost as fun to drive thanks to tight controls and enjoyable wheel-to-wheel racing. Sadly though, the ride is ultimately marred by a distinct lack of variation.

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 pretty, beguiling casual puzzler that deserves to be fleshed out and expanded beyond its free advergame status.

It can feel a little bit grindy, but Sonic Forces: Speed Battle is actually a very fun multiplayer game in short doses.

It may be ugly and unrefined in its presentation, but this is a smart, challenging, and surprisingly substantial strategy game.