A good-looking and accessible dungeon-crawler, Orc: Vengeance falls down with restrictive levels and woeful controls.

PewDiePie: Legend of the Brofist is a lot more confident when it's simply being a varied and frequently entertaining - if somewhat flawed - 2D platformer.

Boulder Jack is a decent enough runner, but it can be something of a grind.

Hailed as a solid-gold classic back in 1994, Little Big Adventure hasn't quite stood the test of time, and this port is hamstrung by ropey controls.

Codename Cygnus certainly represents an interesting new way of playing, but its creator doesn't quite manage to iron out the kinks in this novelty experience.

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.

The Everlasting Regret’s beauty is in its simplicity. The gorgeous ink painting art style is essentially just eye-candy disguised as a puzzle game, and - coupled with a stirring soundtrack and a tragic love story to boot - it’s bound to be one of the most underrated free-to-play games out there today.

A mediocre platformer made for a good cause, Nightmare: Malaria starts out challengingly but quickly becomes frustrating on account of the maddeningly clumsy controls.

Killing evil robots with a snowboard has never felt so routine. Krashlander's physics puzzling is challenging, but it needs work in other areas.

Despite being reasonably lengthy, DeckMake Fantasy's shallow story, repetitive battles and translation issues mean that it's difficult to recommend to those who aren't fond of the genre.

It's repetitive, bland to look at, and the fighting's a bit rubbish, but the allure of grinding levels over and over to unlock skills just about remains appealing to warrant a look for a select few.

It may not be a must buy title, but simple mechanics married with tricky level design provides a rather challenging game that, while frustrating, urges you to have one more try.

Dragon Finga has a great concept, but it's so shallow and miserly that it ends up as little more than a drag.

GRIP: Combat Racing is a decent racing game that can get a little too wild at times.

Zeptolab, a company known for the addictive and fun game Cut the Rope, has released a new game about battling robots: Robotics! Can this game be as good as their other games, or is it just going to malfunction?

The closest most of us will ever come to the sport in real life, Ski Jumping Pro delivers exactly what it sets out to and nothing more.

Pilot Academy offers moments of great enjoyment that are unavoidably affected by both the game and the PSP's shortcomings.

A well-designed, entertaining take on an excessively familiar formula that's simply too predictable to truly dazzle.

Picross e is definitely Picross, no doubt about that, but it doesn't really do anything we haven't already played numerous times before.

If you’re a sucker for cheap puns this simple adventure game is great fun, although the replay value is fairly limited.

Underpowered in terms of excitement, but the ride you'll get from this solid, comprehensive package is never less than decent.

If you're completely new to word games on mobiles then you're in for a treat. Otherwise this is a fun, functional, but forgettable word game.

Metal Gear Acid 2 is certainly big and complex, but unfortunately it's not particularly clever.

A nice idea, but let down by uninspired execution.

A weird almost-adventure that's missing the wit and energy of its movie namesakes but almost makes up for it with a likeable enthusiasm of its own.

Ball Jump might not have the most original idea behind it, but while it holds your interest you'll have a pretty good time.

A stealth-action game that isn't lacking in bright ideas, Riddick: The Merc Files clouds its best bits with a generally clunky, unfinished feel.

Hyperforma is by no means a bad game, and it's got its own unique style that makes it a joy to watch. But eventually things just start to feel a little bit flat.