Charm and challenge in a neat 22MB file that will sit on your PSP for a lifetime. While it's an unforgiving game in places, it largely overcomes this with a vibrant and intelligent design ethos.

A fun and easy to play strategy game that entertains with its great graphics and wide variety of troops and missions.

Beautifully well made and balanced, Time Geeks & Friends is a fine entry into the asynchronous multiplayer genre.

Occasionally unbalanced but always entertaining, Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes is a worthy new entry in the venerable series' multitude of titles.

A brilliantly well put together football sim with a clever card collecting system that's bound to snare anyone with an interest in the beautiful game.

A finely crafted RPG-lite of the simple life, set against the backdrop of an idyllic rural world.

A simple and special hack and slasher, Trouserheart has enough going for it that it's hard to resist.

Whether you’re shooting wildlife, caravaning across a perilous river, or playing doctor with your crew, you’ll find that this life-management sim provides hours of entertainment, with a constant push to go further, see more, and explore the wild yonder. Adding a new graphical sheen to a game that began as a text adventure is a welcome addition, and seeing the Trail again at its best is enough to trick my nostalgic memory to think that it looks just the same as when I sat down to play it during class, and that’s a ticket I would buy again and again. While The Oregon Trail may not be for everyone and it doesn’t add too much to make it the best game it could be, it’s a great title to play when you’re looking for adventure, or peril to overcome.

What it lacks in authenticity, it makes up for in gameplay. Arguably the best football game on the system - once you've mastered the basics.

Cute but incredibly difficult, Penumbear oozes brooding malice and will cause a great deal of frustration - but the unique gameplay is tight and appealing enough to keep you enthralled.

Tough, beautiful, and easy to lose yourself in, Demon Gaze is a polished dungeon crawler with tons of challenge and charm.

Ironcast is a match three roguelike with surprisingly detailed tactical combat, but it's as much based of random luck as it is your own forward planning.

Uncommonly strong retro compilation heartily recommended to those with fond memories of their days of Mega Drive ownership or, indeed, any fans of solid gaming experiences.

One small catapult for a bird, one adequately sized leap for Rovio's world beating series, Angry Birds Space is as much fun as its predecessor, and adds enough new concepts to keep even the hardiest fans entertained.

In spite of the frustrating combat, The Amazing Spider-Man still has more than enough going for it to recommend.

The Escapists 2 improves on its existing formula, offering up another great sandbox experience with a little more bite.

Rhythm Thief & the Paris Caper is a near-perfect rhythm game held back only by its persistent social integration and always-on connectivity requirements.

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

Wire Defuser is a steep challenge, but one worth embarking on if you're into puzzle games.

A snowboarding game like many others, made great by a judicious attention to detail and a permeating quality.

The Denpa Men 2 is the sequel we were hoping for, offering up quirky RPG action that is as challenging as it is silly.

Despite some control issues, Quadropus Rampage proves that an octopus with four tentacles can mess up bad guys just as effectively as the eight-legged breed.

A fun and clever action game, Darklings shows how much can be accomplished with a touchscreen control system.

Towelfight 2 is packed with humour and brilliantly playable to boot. The game's occasionally irksome controls are the only real sticking point.

A thinking man's puzzler, Traffic Wonder HD is not a game to be taken lightly. However, put enough effort in and you will be rewarded with a gripping and satisfying brain-teaser.

Micro Machines is a neat little racing game which offers plenty of content and rewards to keep you interested.

A solid port of a remarkable game, Dragon Quest 4 might creak at the joints nowadays, but it's still worth your time.

While not for those lacking experience points, Final Fantasy V Advance offers a highly customisable adventure for anyone seeking a role-playing challenge.