Disgaea 5 Complete is an inaccessible, ugly, and grind heavy strategy RPG that asks far too much of you to get anything out of it. Unless you already love the franchise, we'd strongly urge you to stay clear.

High-ranking tower defence tactical greatness that ends up perfectly suited to PSP play, Fieldrunners marches effortlessly on as one of the Minis launch highlights.

Bold, blocky, and beguiling, Bernhard Schulenburg's puzzle platformer is an indie gem, a beautiful concept executed upon spectacularly.

A handful of new features, lessons, and a robust tool kit makes New Art Academy essential for anyone looking to further their drawing skills beyond doodling on Post-its.

Scintillatingly brilliant puzzling. Again.

Thanks to brilliant design, fantastic gameplay and its in-built rumble device, Drill Dozer is one of the best 2D platformers you'll ever play.

It's easy to lose yourself in the rich world, immersive lore, and forest of side-quests of The Shadow Sun.

Though it suffers from loose physics and level design, The Package is inventive and challenging enough to be worth a purchase.

Just as compulsive as their other titles, Heads Up! Hot Dogs is another entertaining, weird game from the Adult Swim stable.

Aside from some occasionally irksome controls, Lego Batman: DC Super Heroes proves that the tried-and-tested Lego formula can work on almost any device.

Dual Destinies is disappointing. In general it's more of the same Phoenix Wright we've come to know and love, but the stories and characters are horribly weak.

Overcooked 2 is an excellent addition to the series which delivers and surpasses expectations with ease.

It's not a perfect port, but this is a massive, faithful, and wonderful inexpensive collection of three terrific adventure games.

Although Dark Void Zero ran the risk of being a one-joke game, its faux-retro styling combines beautifully with tight gameplay to create a brilliant iPhone action platformer hampered only by its shortness.

Slick, challenging, and that rarest of things: a spin-off project that manages to outstrip the original.

Cubis Creatures represents a memorable marriage of marvellous design and artful aesthetics.

Miss the days of Beatmania? Meet the new king of Japanese-style rhythm action madness, straight out of South Korea.

A massive, complex, unashamedly detailed game, Transport Tycoon is a fine example of a sim done well.

A wonderfully put together mobile advenutre, Poco Eco is well worth your attention.

There's a good game here, it's just a shame it's held back from becoming a great one.

A pretty, beguiling casual puzzler that deserves to be fleshed out and expanded beyond its free advergame status.

Don't make this your first point and click, but if you've enjoyed Wadjet Eye's other games and don't mind some leaps of logic and a little eye strain, you'll find an evocative and enjoyable little adventure game.

Cut the Rope 2 is a more vibrant, more dynamic game than the original, but one that's clearly aimed squarely at existing fans of the series who just can’t get enough of its candy-swinging gameplay.

A dark veil of skin-crawling despair wraps around Lone Survivor's tight aesthetics, although as this begins to wear off, you may find the mechanics underneath a little too repetitive

Stick It to The Man! contains all the humour of a Tim Schafer game, mixed with some intuitive controls, and a wonderful melding of platform and point-and-click genre norms.

A predictably solid new instalment, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12 balances a lack of online multiplayer and other problem areas with great swing mechanics and courses.

If you're looking to grab a DSiWare title in preparation for the upcoming 3DS eShop, Mighty Milky Way would be a mighty good choice, providing plenty of fun and intrigue.

Whilst it has a few good ideas, Tiny Troopers isn't interesting enough to hold your attention for very long.