Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection is an absolutely essential purchase for any fan of the classic 2D games.

While the Vita version of Rayman Legends is inferior to the rest, it's still a highly enjoyable platforming romp.

Visit the Skate City version of New York, where all the curbs and railing give you lots of options to ride while skating from left to right and running from authority.

Despite its shortcomings with the lack of a second stick, Nano Assault EX is an incredibly pleasant surprise, as it melds the nail-biting appeal of an action shooter title with the delights of exploring a beautifully realised cellular world.

The Jason Rohrer Anthology brings together a great selection of art games that will either be just the ticket, or go straight over your head.

Pumped and packed with action, coming out on top in Aqua Moto Racing 2 may be a touch easy at times, but it's never dull.

You might not be able to say 'Rymdkapsel', but its brilliance is clear enough for all to understand.

There's a paucity of challenges to keep you engaged, but Pinball Arcade makes up for that with sheer power of presentation and rock-solid ball physics.

Mixing elements from Angry Birds, Swords and Soldiers, and the best tower-defence games, CastleStorm is the real deal for PS Vita.

With a bit more content, BloxBox could be a classic. As it is, it's just highly recommended.

A happy coda in a symphony that had lost its flow, Anniversary cannily pairs the refinements of the last decade with the peerless excellence of the original Tomb Raider.

A terrific port for this substantial side-scroller that comes highly recommended if you haven't played the DS original.

A fun, frenetic, and feature-packed tribute to the run-and-gun arcade shooters of yesteryear.

An exciting online arena game that's simple enough for mobile but complex enough to provide plenty of challenge.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Deluxe Edition is over-the-top action at its finest, and a great entry point to the One Piece anime.

Castlevania: Encore of the Night skillfully combines addictive gameplay with impressive depth and lashing of fan-service.

Offers the pick-up-and-playability of the old skool shooter, combined with great graphics and surprising deep gameplay.

An abrupt end doesn't diminish this sci-fi adventure's intriguing story and alien locales.

An exquisitely ridiculous high score chaser, Extinction Squad is another brilliant, unique, and hilarious addition to the Adult Swim stable.

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.

If you like your shooters shooty, and your mobile games mobile, then Max Ammo is worth a look.

A great companion to the Walking Dead series that combines fun gameplay with satisfying cast cameo appearances.

A uniquely thrilling, audio-only, science-fiction horror that proves that, sometimes, there's very good reason to be afraid of the dark.

Isaac Newton's Gravity is the kind of game that makes hours seem like minutes, though its challenge may leave you cold.

Simple to pick up and play, but deep enough to keep you coming back, Dead Venture is definitely worth grabbing.

Kind of like XCOM but with zombies instead of aliens, War of the Zombie is deep, rewarding, and massively challenging.

Shump is a brilliant mash-up of shooting, jumping, and dodging, and when it's at its best it'll leave you breathless.

For a game that shouldn't be involving enough to survive five minutes, NOON is a beautiful and addictive experience.