An old fashioned, dauntingly dense tower defence game that's positively crammed full of systems to learn and avenues to explore.

Giving the impression of an interactive cartoon, Where's My Water's physics-heavy puzzling should appeal to everyone, despite its childish exterior and some control irritations.

While not exactly a revolution, Bomberman Land Touch! 2 is a worthy successor to a worthy title, with a credible single-player mini-game campaign and a truly superb range of multiplayer options.

With some of the best tilt controls we've encountered, Crazy Hedgy is an entertaining and surprisingly substantial platformer.

Seamless first-person shooting action with a healthy sprinkling of innovative touchscreen side missions - this is one of the best war-mongering affairs on DS.

One More Dash is an entertaining one touch arcade game with an awful lot going for it.

It's got a few niggles here and there, but this is a much deeper effort than anything we've seen from King before.

Elegant and challenging in equal measure, Size DOES Matter offers a gorgeous audiovisual experience that's great fun, but will challenge your patience just as much as your reflexes.

Land-a Panda boasts excellent visuals, a long-term challenge and engaging physics-based gameplay, only slightly undone by some minor control grievances

Power Ping Pong lays the arcade elements on thick, but it's stuffed with content and its gameplay is totally solid.

Legend of the Skyfish continues the journey with better presentation, controls, and more to do as you continue to see and face familiar sights.

Some annoying quirks remain, but the all new tasks and fun multiplayer modes keeps More Brain Training from Dr Kawashima: How Old Is Your Brain? top of the class.

Take a break from plumbers, swordsmen, and bounty hunters and set some time aside to discover a classic worthy of that title.

Gordian Quest is one that RPG & Roguelike fans will find incredibly hard to pull away from; however, slight UI concerns and deep gameplay will make this a hard one for many to get to grips with. Wonderfully complex, its biggest sin is doing too much at once.

Mimpi Dreams isn't the most challenging game in the world, but you're going to have a lovely time playing it all the same.

Teacup is a short but insightful adventure about collecting herbs for the perfect tea party. A handy tea encyclopedia teaches you all about the different ingredients in making tea, but most of all, the game teaches you about appreciating the little things in life through the wondrous eyes of an introverted frog.

A sharp and well put together shooter, Gunslugs 2 might be a little too crazy for some, but it's definitely worth a look.

A fast-paced card game that's far more interesting than its source material might suggest.

Starts off as a damp squib, but buy even the cheapest IAP and you'll find a game that really makes a splash.

Don't let its cutesy role-playing-lite stylings fool you; Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tales is a quality game that's a blast to play. [JPN Import]

It's impossible to resist the crazy escapades of Transolar Galactica, embodied here in a pointless game that manages to keep you pushing ahead despite all good reason. Captain Trigger would be proud.

It's not as pretty as the home console version, but Injustice: Gods Among Us - Ultimate Edition is nonetheless a tactically complex and rewarding fighting game.

Joe Danger 2: The Movie’s oodles of content and its unique platforming/stunt racing hybrid experience makes it an undeniable hit.

A portable horror like no other - Resident Evil Revelations is as sure to frighten newcomers as it is to leave fans both pleased and hungry for more.

Crashlands 2 takes what the original Crashlands had and adds a few shiner layers to it with a new look, tweaked mechanics, and a harsh but exciting world that will take a lot of time to experience.

The simple pleasure of Space Invaders, with changes fit for modern eyes and thumbs. An utter joy to play.

A solid traditional RPG married to a refreshingly modern narrative, shot through with a lovely sense of humour.

Shin Megami Tensei Liberation Dx2 is a great introduction to the series for those new to it, and nice way to get SMT action in smaller bites for fans. Definitely worth playing regardless of whether you've played SMT before or not.