There's a bit of pop to Skatelander, but after a while it falls flat.

It's not a bad game by any means, but Tiny Defense suffers from a crippling lack of originality, and comes across as a merely passable amalgamation of many other superior titles.

A nicely presented, but ultimately underwhelming addition to the auto-runner genre.

Galaxy Run takes Run Roo Run to into the vacuum. Expect to trip on your mistakes over and over again until you're driven to the brink of space madness.

Not for the casuals, Dual Survivor is a puzzle game that requires quick reflexes and limitless reserves of patience.

Happy Street is a charming freemium builder that fails to live up to its inspiration thanks to a gameplay-distorting freemium model.

An absolutely gorgeous game, Wonderputt is let down by its clunky controls and a distinct lack of content.

Bladebound is a deeply familiar yet highly approachable action RPG with virtually no distinguishing features.

A competent - if technically unimpressive - racer which is enhanced by some neatly branching track design and overall charm.

A few flashy upgrades and new specialist units do little to camouflage the fact that this is a rehash of the original Tiny Troopers.

There's some fun to be had here, but it doesn't last as long as you'd like.

While it has its moments, Ninjas - Stolen Scrolls is let down by its imprecise controls and repetitive nature.

Lego Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin is more of the same which is good or bad depending on the level of fatigue you feel for the franchise.

A crisp, clean, and surprisingly educational hybrid of music tuition app and word game that's perhaps a tad too simplistic.

Great at what it does, but this beautiful infinite racer is perhaps a little too minimalist for its own good.

A playable rotation-based endless game that isn't quite special or polished enough to shine.

There's potential here but it's sadly squandered thanks to a frustrating control system and needlessly repetitive game modes. One for hardcore WWE fans only.

An immediately fun multiplayer scrapper that requires an injection of depth and content if it's to remain on your playlist.

An unapologetically blunt one-on-one brawler with just enough strategic scope to keep things interesting.

Yes, it's bloody weird, and yes, you're getting a little less bang for your buck, but honestly, stripping back the original game so much has made for a much better experience. Now get out there and dance.

There's fun to be had here, but Emergency Mobile just doesn't put you in enough jeopardy to become truly addictive.

Doki Doki Ragnarok is a Viking visual novel-slash-dating sim that lets you date villages instead of people. The loop can get repetitive after a while (and the small text size might make your eyes hurt after a long playthrough), so it's best played in short bursts when you're feeling a little silly.

Maths Training looks good on paper and has a few good ideas, but forgets the importance of making learning fun.

A campy turn-based adventure with the right idea, Tactical Soldier: Undead Rising discharges gameplay riddled with flaws both superficial and substantive flaws that make it tough to recommend.

A decent Bejeweled clone with horrifically expensive micro-transactions and long load times, the Vita's first freemium title is a misplaced first step into the brave new world of free games on portables.

A colourful endless climber with a control system that doesn't quite match the challenging level design.

Your standard Lego game, only without the big name licence to carry you through the dull bits. Kids will still enjoy the simple gameplay, but their parents? Not so much.

A solid point-and-click adventure, Cognition: Episode 2 is a decent enough sequel, though it lacks the bite of the original.