Undoubtedly one of the system's best titles to date, Logan's Shadow brightens up the PSP library with a thrilling mixture of remarkably entertaining gameplay and astonishing presentation.

Pocket City is a fantastic addition to the city building genre with slick gameplay, speedy progression, and that just five more minutes feel.

Setting a new benchmark for castle versus castle titles, Paladog manages to push genre forward by giving you a greater grip on gameplay.

Skullduggery! has a clever control scheme, some brilliant ideas, and a lot of retro charm.

Lyne is a slick, contemplative puzzler that you'd be a fool to miss.

A dungeon crawler with a gait and purpose all of its own, this is a brilliant addition to the genre.

Limbo is fantastic and essential - as long as you've never played it before on another platform.

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Bros. is a welcoming, massive, varied, and superbly executed RPG for all to enjoy.

Get the Smash-like style of fighting on your mobile with the colourful flair of Flash Party with many quirky creative characters, solid controls, and a lot of rewards to unlock.

A wonderfully atmospheric point-n-click and a worthy follow-up to Machinarium and Botanicula.

A wonderful mix of RPG ideas that deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

Luxor on the iPhone is everything we hoped it would be and more. It's currently the best marble-popper on the App Store.

A supreme stealth action game that isn't just true to the MGS canon but offers exciting new elements for both singleplayer sneakers and multiplayer junkies.

Another DS classic in the offing - N+ is pure video game brilliance, unsullied by needless distractions.

There's a lot to do in Warbits, and you're going to have a lovely old time doing it.

A House Divided picks up the threads of the previous Walking Dead chapter and weaves them into a rich, satisfying, and suspenseful follow-up.

It's not as community focused as it could be, but Tank Domination is nonetheless a superb-looking tank combat game with oceans of tactical depth to explore.

Total War: Empire is one of the best strategy games I've ever played on mobile. It stays true to the franchise principles, it's historically accurate, but it has a lot of requirements in terms of hardware. If you can play it, you'll love it; if you can't play it, you'd better buy a new phone.

Despite some frustrating chaotic elements, Threes! is a dashing, intelligent, and deceptively simple treat. This is your next essential puzzler.

A bright light in a increasingly dull genre, Framed is a puzzler with enough going for it that you can look past its little problems.

A faultless conversion of what is arguably Sonic's most accomplished adventure, Sonic CD on the iPhone combines amazing presentation with a surprising degree of depth and playability. This peerless 2D platform escapade is a must for any self-respecting iPhone gamer.

Pokémon GO isn't perfect, but its sense of nostalgia and pure excitement are unparallelled.

With staggering depth and surprising accessibility, Falcom have succeeded in making a traditional JRPG that both die-hard veterans and those uninitiated with the genre will love.

A deeply enthralling adventure game that does things differently. You really, really need to play this one.

Golf Story is charming, witty, funny, adorable, entertaining, and a must-have for your Switch collection.

One of the most successful translations of a boardgame in years, Carcassonne is charming, captivating and competitive.

Cadence of Hyrule is a startlingly successful remix of the classic Zelda template, bringing a whole new rhythmic core to the Hyrule we all know and love.

An impressive and feature-rich enhancement of the endless-runner concept, Catcha Catcha Aliens! may rely on celebrity connections to get itself noticed, but it has the quality to stand on its own merits.