There's a few problems here and there, but for the most part Sdorica - Sunset is well worth checking out.

Banzai Rabbit doesn't try to conceal its source of inspiration, but the end result is a fantastic recreation of Konami's classic Frogger – albeit one with a few regrettable camera niggles.

Still, the payment structure doesn't get in the way of the raw, petrol-stinking enjoyment too much. If you're a funny of pointlessly gritty cop-bashing Fast and Furious nonsense, then this is well worth checking out.

The best third-person action game available on mobiles, with stunning graphics and tight controls.

A brilliantly addictive abstracted brawler, Fist of Fury deals out compulsive kicks in every bite-sized playthrough.

A brash, bright shooter, Major Mayhem is a brilliant way to waste an hour. It's just a shame there isn't more to get your teeth into.

Wave Trip's quirky style and music-driven arcade gameplay make for a refreshing twist on the Jetpack Joyride format.

Though it can be a little slow, Sunless Sea is a cracking exploration game with a dark, gothic undertow.

A sharp not-shooter with some interesting ideas that's well worth checking out.

A jagged-edged retro-fuelled explosion of brilliance, KeroBlaster is well worth your attention.

An improvement over its predecessor in almost every area and as such the new lord of free-roaming gangster simulations – there's nothing to match it on PSP. But the narrative feels a little undercooked.

The crown prince of the American football game, Madden is showing no signs of weakness as he enters his eighteenth year at the top. It may not justify disposing of 07, but this is a great time for newcomers to join the party.

A bright and silly jetpack sim, Piloteer is a bit of an acquired taste, but once you get there, it's a lot of fun.

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

A bold remix of Chess that dares to level the playing field.

The Elder Scrolls: Legends is a great CCG, but you're going to have to stick with it to really discover that.

The Fractured But Whole is an unexpectedly fun casual RPG that's really easy to pick up and play.

A brilliant and seamless combination of match-three, RPG, and turn-based combat that belies the simplicity of its excellent design.

Wonderfully excessive, but not quite as clever as it thinks it is.

Animal Farm stays true to George Orwell’s masterpiece but incorporates its own fun twist into the classic. I haven’t found out if I could end the game by drinking alcohol with the humans just yet as the book did, but I’d really like to see if the animals would look from pig to man and man to pig and not be able to tell the difference.

Zombie Catchers is a fun, funny, bizarre little game that came out of nowhere and immediately started gnawing on my heart.

Lander Hero may prove too tough for the more casual gamer, but it's a supremely polished and playable game that deserves to be played.

The story is fascinating, and the gameplay is great but this one might not be to everyone's taste.

Full of strategic potential and with more fleet options than you can dance a jig to, Leviathan: Warships is a heavy, engaging naval simulation.

XC2: Torna - The Golden Country is a wonderful add-on to an already great game, but as a standalone experience it doesn't quite work.

Expelled! is a quirky whodunit-esque adventure where every choice you make will determine your fate. The repetitive loop might get tiring at some point, but thankfully, the story is still compelling enough to make you want to go through it over and over again. Or, at the very least, you can take pleasure in watching your enemies take the fall - literally and figuratively.

.Projekt is a brilliantly original, ingeniously designed spatial puzzler with only a few niggling control issues keeping it from true greatness.

Coromon is a worthy addition to the monster-catching genre, however, there is no getting away from the fact that TRAGsoft has dumbed down the standard gameplay a bit with its free-SP recovery and Potential system. You can ignore a lot of these, but some people will be turned off by this visage of ease. I loved these changes and found the game quite good fun with its delightfully retro design, and given that you can play up to the third town for free, what have you got to lose?