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

A co-operative puzzle title which plays as well as it looks, About Love, Hate and the other ones may have questionable longevity, but it's a trip that's well worth experiencing regardless.

An excellent first shot on target, FIFA on Vita may not pack as much detail and features as the console players, but the combination of slick touchscreen and button controls make it well worth picking.

Good virtual controls and easy-going gameplay make Final Fantasy III a recommended role-playing adventure.

An entertaining experiment, Puzzle Craft won't convert anyone to its slow-paced cause, but it'll certainly keep fans entertained.

A big explosion of guns, grunts, and buzz cuts. You know exactly what you're getting with Modern Combat 5: Blackout.

A solid brawler, but one that does very little with the Tekken licence. If you want another Street Fighter-like scrapper, it's a solid purchase.

It might have a nice body kit and some go-faster stripes, but Mini Motor Racing drives more like an old banger than a sleek, sporty number.

QatQi is a fun and immensely stylish word puzzler, though its solo Scrabble gameplay isn't quite as innovative or compelling as its presentation would suggest.

As it stands, its raw imagination will be offputting for some gamers, while invigorating to others.

You absolutely must see what Wind-up Knight 2 has to offer, but whether you'll want to commit to the full version or not largely depends on how much you want to play another (very highly polished) auto-runner.

GoNNER isn't a roguelike revolution, but a celebration of the best the genre has to offer in a neat little package.

Less a breath of fresh air, more a blast of air conditioning, Temple Run 2 adds little to the endless-runner genre, though it is fun. It's just not the shot in the arm some of us were hoping for.

Dead or Alive: Dimensions has a fighting style that fits the system its running on, and some excellent graphics.

Asphalt 6: Adrenaline offers over-the-top rush hour action best suited for solo play due to unbalanced, shallow multiplayer.

An extremely impressive handheld version of a console hit, but one not without some serious compromises. Still, it's one of the best racers of the year and it's in your pocket. Can't complain.

A brilliantly well put-together labour of love, Kid Tripp will have you gnashing your teeth and screaming with joy.

From our perspective, echochrome is easily the best downloadable game currently available for PSP.

Robo5's excellent presentation and challenging puzzles are undone by awkward and unresponsive controls.

It's hardly groundbreaking, but iBomber Attack has tight gameplay, excellent graphics and a fair amount of longevity, all of which ensures that it's well worth the asking price.

A brilliantly well put together football sim with a clever card collecting system that's bound to snare anyone with an interest in the beautiful game.

Little Nightmares Complete Edition is a wonderfully atmospheric horror game which lacks challenge in its puzzles.

What Monster Hunter lacks in communication, it more than makes up for in quantity and quality of content.

A bright and quirky physics-based puzzler, No, Human suffers from a lack of value and presentation issues.

Well put together and an awful lot of fun, Rail Rush is a tad too easy, but it's still an excellent entrant into the endless-runner genre.

Clever and beautiful are a winning combination, and TwoDots has both in abundance.

An unremarkable but effective endless-shooter designed around that compulsive coin-collecting free-to-play hook.

The best thing to happen to Pinball since Tommy, Momonga is a unique game that has plenty of staying power.