It may take some time to master the game's complexities, but Minos Strategies offers clever design and deep strategy in spades.

Euclidean Skies is really good. It could have been great, but don't let that put you off.

Though Shadow Vamp controls like a slippery little monster at times, there's a clever and original puzzle experience at the (black, unbeating) heart of this game.

Color Collider is a clever physics puzzler that should prove an enjoyable test thanks to its excellent physics and tricky levels.

Excellent design ensures there's nothing funky with the gameplay in this simple, enjoyable platformer.

Rising Warriors is a pleasantly surprising light strategy package that deserves better than its horrendously generic title.

Twin-stick blasting goes online with this excellent and highly addictive title. If you can stomach the large amount of time required to unlock the best weapons, you'll find a long-lasting challenge awaits.

Cult of the Lamb is a fantastic cult simulator with a lot of management and action elements to it. The port to mobile feels smooth and polished, bringing a lot of fun to this pocket-sized cult.

Violent and entertaining in equal measure, Apocalypse Max is a fitting homage to Metal Slug, and a great way to waste a few hours.

A superbly balanced genre blend of role-playing, action and puzzle with some slightly irritating free-to-play embellishments.

A slow-paced and dreamy puzzler that's worth all of your time.

Fallen London will find a way to get under your skin with its compelling world but some odd technical and mechanical choices can break the immersion.

An unabashed celebration of modern otaku culture, Conception II is a dungeon crawler that hits a just right-balance of silly and enjoyable if you don't take it too seriously.

As mad as a barrel of frogs, Disco Kitten is an entertaining little game, and while there's not much to it, you'll still keep coming back for more.

I came into Blue Protocol: Star Resonance thinking I wouldn’t like it at all. I was expecting another bland gacha fest, but I was dead wrong. The combat is really fun, the characters are endearing, and I really enjoyed my time here. There are some things that could do with changing, in particular, the limited character slots and lack of class previews, but I genuinely can’t wait to be able to return when it officially releases.

Knightmare Tower is brash, glitchy, and it doesn't last very long, but it packs a lot of high-intensity fun into the two or three hours it'll take you to finish it.

A shiny and well put together driving sim that captures F1 pretty damn perfectly.

A superb action platform adventure that captures the exuberance of the film brilliantly.

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.

Major Magnet is a colourful, playable, and imaginative arcade casual game that suffers from a vertical difficulty curve.

The best PSP football sim to date.

Slow to start, and surprisingly easy to fail at first, give Pocket Academy time and it'll grip just as hard as Kairosoft's previous management games.

Picross DS isn't the most alluring game you'll ever clap eyes on, but it's startlingly addictive and will provide endless hours of utterly compulsive amusement.

It's not original, but Tony Hawk's Proving Ground contains more stunts and features than you'll ever manage to roll your way through, and one of the most comprehensive multiplayer modes around.

Modern day first-person shooters will feel weak after you give Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath HD a play, thanks to innovative gunplay that still holds its own today.

Frobisher Says is an essential PS Vita download that perfectly shows off the console's various functionality.

A bright and bold platformer that might be a little formulaic but does everything it sets out to do brilliantly.

A squelchy blast of gothic turn-based violence that ticks the right boxes for 40K fans, and offers enough for everyone else too.