Solo Leveling: Arise is everything you wanted in a manga-turn-mobile game, despite a few hiccups here and there. There are strategic battles at every turn, and many levels to be gained, in order to become the Monarch of Shadows.

Day of the Viking has a few too many sharp edges, but if you stick with it there's a pretty decent game here.

All of the ingredients for some destructive fun might be in place, but Burnout Crash! can't quite mix them together into an appetising meal.

Super Little Acorns 3D Turbo is another lovely platformer to add to your 3DS eShop collection.

Energetic, exuberant, and engaging: Surge Deluxe is a puzzler from an earlier time... and is all the better for it.

Good-looking and instantly accessible, Icebreaker Hockey will be another smash hit for NaturalMotion.

Another example of the solid annual improvement expected in its sport franchises, FIFA 08 is EA's best DS footie game to date.

Arms is an excellent spin on the fighting genre by Nintendo that suffers from control issues and a lack of single player.

Zenonia 4 doesn't add anything to the template its predecessors have laid down, but that doesn't stop if from being an entertaining and engaging action-RPG.

It's more of the same. For some, that's going to be enough. But if you're looking for innovation in Angry Birds Star Wars II, you're going to be a little disappointed.

A charming, easy-to-love adventure, the introductory episode of Scarlett and the Spark of Life is a fine start for a promising new series.

Slick and polished action-shooter. A little repetitive, but great fun when the different elements fit together.

A simple shooter with a big heart, Glorkian Warrior: Trials of Glork might not be the most impressive game out there, but it's well worth a look.

Final Fantasy III offers a solid role-playing experience, but despite the 3D refresh, it remains a bit part in the Final Fantasy canon.

Master of Alchemy is a fine physics-based puzzler set in an entertaining universe, but it's contaminated by a few unnecessary embellishments.

A charming and well-constructed downhill racer, Ski Safari doesn't have the chops to stick in the memory for long, but it's an enjoyable blast while it lasts.

The same old Tap Tap beat-matching gameplay we love, applied to an oddly restrictive structure we don't.

Beautifully well made and balanced, Time Geeks & Friends is a fine entry into the asynchronous multiplayer genre.

While it might not be the most innovative or original game in the world, King Oddball is still an awful lot of fun.

Clever, brilliantly designed, and dripping with new ideas, Bombcats is a great addition to the animal-flinging genre.

It's not as gritty as it thinks it is, but Can Knockdown 3 is still a decent way to waste a few hours.

It may not match the PS3 original for depth, but Tokyo Jungle Mobile is a savvy adaptation for portable players.

Elegant and challenging in equal measure, Size DOES Matter offers a gorgeous audiovisual experience that's great fun, but will challenge your patience just as much as your reflexes.

A short but unique and enthralling piece of interactive fiction.

A surprisingly great puzzle adventure that captures a lot of what makes Uncharted so good and makes it work on mobile.

A neat mixture of mini-games that, if it had multiplayer, would be a must download.

This might not be the best version of Human Resource Machine, but it remains a puzzler well worth checking out.

Outlast: Bundle of Terror is a generous survival horror bundle ideal for newcomers to the game and old hands.