Devil Survivor Overclocked is the sort of JRPG that made the Nintendo DS the one-stop shop for tactical handheld gameplay - and now it's passing the favour onto the 3DS.

Despite not offering anything revolutionary and lacking multiplayer, Speed Forge Extreme manages to do something even more impressive: feel entirely at home on iPhone.

The eccentric Jeff Minter presents a clever retro shooter than blends together the best elements of various Atari classics. But his eccentricity can prove too much, often droning out the best bits with his baaaarmy sense of humour.

Bite-sized and beautiful, SunFlowers isn't the most complicated game you'll play, but the hook of collecting every variety of plant on offer in this relaxing action puzzler is more than enough to keep you coming back for more.

Color Zen is a original and stylish puzzler that will provide a stiff challenge to seasoned puzzle gamers.

Honor of Kings is a classic MOBA which stays true to the genre, and offers plenty of freebies. It's easy to play, to understand, and a lot easier to climb than other games of this genre.

New Super Mario Bros. 2 is exactly that: a sequel to the original. New levels and new abilities will keep fans pleased, but there's little in the way of creative spark to be found here.

Far from an Angry Birds clone, Pigs in Trees is a line-drawing action game with plenty of variety.

A distilled version of RedLynx's console formulas, MotoHeroz is a hideously addictive platform-racer that turns shaving half a second off your race time into an all-encompassing compulsion.

Alice in Wonderland is a shining example of how to make an exploration puzzle game, and a movie tie-in one at that.

Madden NFL 11 offers innovative gameplay, impressive visuals, and an overall quality of design rarely seen in portable sports gaming.

Despite some graphical hitches, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition really is the best way to play the game.

It scratches all the nostalgia spots but this retooling is a little too unforgiving where it matters most.

Block Breaker 3 Unlimited's great visuals, effective controls, and multitude of modes and features make this an essential purchase for block-breaking fans.

A solidly constructed, surprisingly addictive take on the endless-running genre. With dogs.

Some people may have an objection to the change of focus and different lead character but, when all the evidence is presented, it's obvious that this is still the Ace Attorney that we know and love.

Ramps has value in spades, but its physics puzzle play lacks the spark needed to make it stand out.

The Secret Tree of Life will give your brain a real workout, with challenging puzzles and plenty of intrigue.

Poker Pals is an unusual, simple, and fun multiplayer title that hides a surprising amount of depth.

A fearsome test of your spatial awareness. For puzzling experts (and those with saintly patience) only.

A charming and audacious re-imagining of the tower defence genre. But the pitching for in-app purchases is too obtrusive to be fair.

A refreshing take on the iOS platformer, This Could Hurt doesn't revolutionise the genre, but it makes a good case for a button-free style of play.

A brave and brilliant platform game, Astronot deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

While most people will never see it through to the end, those who persevere with The Curse are in for one of the most difficult puzzling experiences going.

A simple concept delivered with gusto, making Burrito Bison's basic butt-hopping an intensely exhilarating ride.

Good fun with a friend (or two), this innovative puzzler might be a bit much for those with less nimble fingers.

Help Volty is a charming, engrossing little puzzle game, but one that comes with a few disappointments and frustrations.

An impressively comprehensive collection of bona fide text adventures greats, featuring superb presentation and enough bonus material to thrill completists.