But with even the most thumb-tied tot capable of completing Cars DS in less than five hours, any Pocket Gamer reader is likely to end up feeling pretty shortchanged.

Mini Motorways is a minimalist game with lovely visuals and a low-key soundtrack. The gameplay is pressure-filled, however, and may not appeal to those who are lacking in the organization and neatness department.

With decent production values, Toss The Ball is initially a fun distraction, but it's unlikely to captivate players beyond that early curiosity.

With a few tweaks, Gear Jack could be a wonderful game. As it is, it's nearly crushed under a pile of frustrations.

The mini-games are just as fun as they've always been and the cute visuals have lost none of their charm, but Adventure mode is perfunctory and crudely made.

Though it doesn't give you enough room to breathe, BioDefense: Zombie Outbreak borrows enough from the wider action strategy genre to make it an interesting proposition in the crowded tower defence genre.

There's nothing surprising about Combat Squad, and there are better multiplayer shooters out there.

Ultimately pointless if you don't own Pokemon Black and White 2, Pokemon Dream Radar is, however, an absolute must-buy for Pokefans.

The iPhone finally gets its own Wipeout, but the puzzling absence of pure racing excitement makes this a tricky one to recommend.

A lightweight action-RPG that makes up for its design and technical shortcomings with a weird, woozy, and strangely captivating style.

A nice looking, but ultimately too recognisable auto-runner.

A well-intended racer that has all the right features - however flawed they might be - but none of the excitement needed to get your heart racing.

Fired Up is a fun little arcade game with a unique theme, but one that burns out quickly.

A linear and repetitive experience, though one that certainly isn't short of occasional frantic moments of arcade greatness. But mediocre production values do restrict its potential and ultimate appeal.

A twisty-turny platformer that still feels a bit repetitious despite its hook. Good fun, if only for the death scenes.

Time Geeks: Cloneggs's delightful pixel art and pop culture-inspired sprites are not charismatic enough to compensate for a solid but ultimately mediocre matching puzzler.

A.D.D. lives up to its name as mediocre mini-game compilation that won't hold your attention for long.

Some visual glitches, disjointed dialogue and lacklustre combat thankfully don't manage to entirely spoil an atmospheric, visually impressive horror romp.

Star Battalion unsuccessfully tries to make up for mediocre gameplay with online co-operative multiplayer and high-definition graphics.

In spite of its bright colours and broad jokes, Adventure Time: Super Jumping Finn isn't interesting enough to hold your attention for very long.

Word Smack is a fun and intuitive word game concept that simply hasn't been made the most of.

There's fun to be had here, but Hollywood Monsters has you reaching for the hint button too often to be considered a classic.

Too safe to really be spectacular, Artist Colony is nonetheless a playable people simulator that comes with a unique setting, but fails to truly build on its early promise.

A decent enough tapper with some famous sweaty men, that doesn't add anything to the genre.

A cute if unsophisticated castle defence game, Army Defender is fun to play but doesn't offer much of a challenge.

Awkward controls spoil an original idea in a game that looks better than it plays.

While it does have its moments, Circuits never quite manages to reconcile its free-flowing musical heart with its cumbersome puzzling.

There's a good idea here, but Spellbinders just doesn't manage to see if through to fruition.