Wandersong is a puzzle-platformer unlike anything you've seen before, and it deserves a place on your Switch right now.

A pretty and playable turn-based tactics game that needs to go rogue and break from genre conventions with new ideas and fresher gameplay.

A wonderful and unique use of the iPad. Under its smarts, Gentlemen! hides a brilliant one-on-one battler.

It can become repetitive and roguelike fans may find it too easy going, but Dungeonism is a refreshingly accessible take on a familiar genre.

Like a rabbinical sermon, Shivah is short, thought-provoking, and raises a lot of questions. It's got terrific puzzles, too, but that doesn't really fit my clever analogy.

With its cracking fighting mechanics and excellent multiplayer options, Bleach: Dark Souls lives up to the very high standards of the beat-'em up series on DS.

Smooth and instantly playable, League of Evil 2 takes the template set by the original, then builds a bigger, brighter experience on top of it.

Grievances aside, Severed is loaded with ambition and is so slick, stylish, and damn pretty it'll melt your eyeballs.

A well-rounded castle defence riff that livens up the formula with undead physics fun.

A card-battling game into which serious strategy fans will want to invest some equally serious time.

Indigo Lake surprises by being a genuinely scary and atmospheric adventure-puzzler, as well as by incorporating effective first-person controls.

A brilliantly well put together old school shooter that's going to scratch all of your blowing-things-up itches.

Resistance: Retribution is just what the doctor ordered - groundbreaking multiplayer, slick visuals, and an action-packed campaign make this one of the most impressive PSP games to date.

Hero of Sparta II is missing the polish to transform its clever combat mechanics and non-stop action from zero to hero.

A brilliant, feature-packed game that any self-respecting Switch player should be picking up right about now.

A clever and well put together platform puzzle, Odd Bot Out might leave you scratching your head from time to time, but it's worth it all the same.

Battleheart's thrilling concoction of strategy and role-playing will prove spellbinding to any iPhone gamer looking for a quality fantasy action title.

Looking a whole lot better than it plays, OMG Pirates!'s Cartoon Network-esque visuals can't hide the fact that it's an uninspiring hack and slash game - entertaining for short periods but not worthy of much long-term attention.

Par Out Golf's line-drawing gameplay is unlikely to appeal to the members of St Andrews or Augusta, but it's still a testing alternative golf game that will frustrate and entertain in equal measure.

Puerto Rico HD is a good game at heart, but its unfriendly graphics and interface will leave newcomers out at sea.

Challenging, competitive word-searching make Wordament a game worth playing whether you're padding your Live stats or not.

A fast and fun arcade game with some wicked challenges, Orborun is a decent reinvigoration of a pretty old genre.

A fine little abstract for the mobile age, which trades a bit of depth and variety in exchange of accessibility.

A bright and clever mix of interesting ideas, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons works pretty damn well on iOS.

A small-sized roguelike with a pretty big heart, Tiny Rogue will fill up a few minutes here and there with a lot of fun.

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.

Mekorama has its moments, but compared to Monument Valley it just isn't up to the task.

Leap of Fate is a fun and flashy mix up of genres that'll keep your fingers busy for a while.