DodoGo! is a solid and fun puzzler which suffers from a weak tutorial system.

It isn't the most original entry in the Sonic canon, but Sonic Jump is a great little mobile game all the same.

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

Bejeweled finally comes to the Nintendo DS, providing the addictive match-three gameplay we've become accustomed to.

A wacky, attractive and challenging twin-stick shooter that doesn't quite pack enough punch in the combat stakes.

Not without its merits, Jack Lumber is a decent line drawer, but it never manages to spark into life.

Both visually strong and effortlessly old skool, NFL Rivals is an addictive arcade take on American football.

Deeper than the Grand Canyon and just as expansive, Soul Sacrifice will keep you and a bunch of friends going for some time.

Perhaps a little more style over substance, Raft Pirates is a building, battling and boating game with a big chunk of style.

The carnage is satisfying and the violence is meaty. Dead Trigger 2 might not be fresh, but it's solid, dependable fun.

There's a lot here to like, and enough to love that you'll look past the occasional glitch and grumble.

Touchgrind BMX is fast, addictive and enjoyable to play. Sadly, a crushing lack of tricks and some serious control and camera frustrations hold it back from being an essential ride.

Tiny Tower +. This trip to Vegas may not bring with it a load of changes to the formula, but the improvements are are welcome, and further consolidate upon the quality of the original.

A visually attractive bite-sized pinball game that's suitable for fans and newcomers alike.

While some puzzles may frustrate, they don't detract from this adventure's charming presentation and atmosphere.

A breath of fresh air, Dragon's Crown proves that arcade beat-'em-ups still have a lot of fight left in them.

A truly independent voice amongst the blockbusters, this artistic puzzler deserves to be a breakout hit.

World of Final Fantasy is an unexpected delight and ranks towards the top of the list of must-haves for Playstation Vita.

A delightfully silly physics-puzzler that's slightly derivative but highly entertaining.

Not just for tennis lovers, Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition is an enjoyable, well-rounded game. Easy to pick up for players of all levels, but difficult to master.

It might not be the greatest port of Square Enix's masterpiece, but it's good enough to scratch your nostalgia behind the ears.

A lovely art style complements solid if derivative gameplay - worth a look if you're after the new Jetpack Joyride.

A wonderful mix of RPG ideas that deserves to be played by as many people as possible.

Stunning to look at and play, but viciously tough to beat, Pulse: Volume One's relative lack of content and replay incentive is the only dissonance in an otherwise perfect cadence.

An attempt to address the deficiencies of the first iPhone game, SimCity Deluxe is likewise hampered by controls that simply don't befit the device.

Reckless Getaway runs out of petrol before the finish, but otherwise this exciting racer is well worth a test drive.

Flick Golf is a challenging take on the sport and a welcome – if occasionally frustrating – addition to the ball-flicking sub-genre.

Trigger-happy types are unlikely to find their appetite for destruction sated by this relatively laid-back farming adventure, but everyone else will find it a fertile furrow to plough.