A wonderful, super engaging arcade squiggler, Magic Touch ranks with Nitrome's best.

A bright and wonderfully well put together game, Silly Sausage ranks with Nitrome's best.

A nicely balanced and supremely well executed mix of match-three and casual tower-offence.

One of the big surprises of the last few weeks, this one is well worth checking out.

A decent digital port that frees players from fiddly overhead, leaving them to admire clever mechanics and addictive gameplay.

ReRunners is the Sonic game we all wanted, with a healthy dose of competitive multiplayer thrown in.

A game that does things differently. And while it doesn't always work out, it's still worth some of your precious time.

Whatever genre this sits under, we need more of it. It's fun, pretty, and simple in the best way.

The Big Journey may have some un-fur-tunate issues with its controls, but it's hardly claw-ful - I dare say you'd better play it meow.

Holedown is a sweet and satisfying game of shattering blocks. It's like a casual game for grown-ups and people with attention spans, and I'd definitely suggest you go and check it out.

The beautiful, adventurous, and lengthy Oceanhorn is a strong stand-in for The Legend of Zelda on iOS, but don't expect it to top the real deal in any respect.

Junk Jack owes a significant debt to Minecraft but has a personality of its own. A worthy companion to the real thing.

With an engaging, lengthy story and a shockingly good technical presentation, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt easily becomes Nintendo Switch's best port, and one of the best RPGs on the system. If you haven't played it yet, do so immediately.

Reckless Racing is one heck of a good time, delivering stunning graphics and fun off-road action both online and off.

Part Time UFO is a wonderfully intuitive, unapologetically mobile arcade game that's guaranteed to brighten up any day.

It might look a bit dated now, but Final Fantasy IV Advance is a classic gaming experience.

The largely nonsensical story does tarnish its appeal ever so slightly, but it's certainly one of the better games you'll play from the palm of your hand. It's just a beautiful bullet-hell ballet for your Vita.

Just as polished and poised as you'd expect, Kingdom Rush: Frontiers continues the legacy of its predecessor without really adding anything new.

Part-Angry Birds, part-tower defence, part-action game, all ace: CastleStorm - Free to Siege is a curious mix of surprisingly complementary genres.

A bright and engaging mix of the old and the new, SwapQuest is definitely worth a look.

A fresh and exciting take on the autorunner, Chameleon Run is an awful lot of gorgeous fun.

This puzzle game with a heart is a splendid endorsement of the genre and the DS.

A clever and challenging spin on the tower defence genre, overlaid with an elaborate science fiction schtick which doesn't outstay its welcome.

Battle of the Bulge is as cold, brutal, and unforgiving as the titular conflict, but it's also one of the top choices for hardcore iPad strategists.

A sprawling, ambitious, and intimidatingly deep mobile management game that gives the fans precisely what they wanted - just not quite in a fluid enough form.

The 3DS gains itself another must-have title – a solid combination of timeless racing and robust online multiplayer that will be enjoyed for years to come.

A beautifully designed, relentlessly inventive space oddity with genuine heart.

Patient players might enjoy this cute action-puzzler, but control and design issues will leave others burning with rage.