A moving and sometimes painful experience, Blackbar deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

Infuriating and compelling in equal measures, this is the very definition of niche gaming.

Air Penguin is a charming arcade game with solid controls and plenty of replay value.

Although this port does little to spruce up a decade-old adventure, enough quality shines through to make Riven a worthwhile play.

A simple shoot and score highscore game, Flick Kick Football is ephemeral fun.

While it sounds bare, Zynga's Hanging With Friends is a well-featured casual game that takes Hangman to new heights.

Demonstrating exceptional attention to detail and a clear love for the medium, Pinball Arcade is a wonderful collection of classic tables for a very reasonable price.

Entertaining and well-made, Shoot The Zombirds might not be particularly original or innovative, but it's very good at what it does.

Although it lacks the long-term appeal that many other PlayStation Mobile titles boast, Fuel Tiracas offers tense and challenging gameplay that is best sampled in short bursts.

Four of the best shooters money can buy in a single collection, Raiden Legacy is shooter perfection.

The game Dong Nguyen and Terry Cavanagh might make if they teamed up: Wave Wave is the new jam for all masochists who enjoy video games.

A neat twist on the shooter with some surprisingly sharp claws.

The clever marriage of satisfying mechanics and exciting sound design, together with a free to play model as unobtrusive as you'll find, makes this a very enjoyable climb indeed.

A bold remix of Chess that dares to level the playing field.

Afterpulse almost certainly shouldn't be as good as it is, but it is as good as it is, and you should definitely play it.

A fast and reasonably flashy arcade blast with a few tricks up its retro sleeve.

Though it is short, it's incredibly detailed and impactful. If it'd be stretched out for the sake of time, the story would have dragged and chase scenes would grow tedious. Instead what we get is a bite-sized adventure with an awful lot of punchy content. It can be a little on the nose at times, but it all comes down to whether you enjoy it or not. Did I enjoy it? Yes, I did.

A cute, casual time waster of a game that delivers fun, funk, and pocket-sized distraction on demand.

Woah Dave! is about three times more fun that it should be, and keeps you playing five times longer than you intended.

Addictive and satisfying, Disgaea 4 is an amazing game if you're willing to commit a lot of time to it.

A bright, sharp 2D platformer that's brimming with diversions and exciting set pieces.

The combat here is good fun, and it's presented well, but technical issues and no multiplayer damages its long-term appeal.

DOTT: Remastered is an almost perfect marriage of well-written story, devious, yet genius puzzles, mesmerizing art, and succulent, soulful symphonies.

Puzzle Quest very successfully mixes the depth of an RPG with a neat puzzle-based battle mode.

iStunt 2 is a ferocious mixture of hardcore high score gameplay and fun ragdoll snowboarding physics.

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a beautifully charming perspective puzzler that deserved a second chance at success. It's also a decent - though not quite perfect - fit on Switch.

If you're willing to forgive its foibles this is a fresh and exciting narrative driven experience like no other.

A well-built and novel take on the tower defence genre, Anthill: Tactical Trail Defence doesn't quite fulfil its promise, but it's still worthy of your attention.