A bit of a mess from a tech viewpoint, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed's highly evolved racing action pushes through sheer force of fun.

An interesting and haunting interactive mystery to solve with a partner who hopefully shares your instincts to clear the few routes available.

A clever puzzler with a raft of new ideas, Perchang is well worth your time.

The visuals might be a spike in the eyes, but this is a fun-packed one-thumb treat, with 150 varied challenges.

Clever, inventive, and moving, this short but sweet puzzler is not soon forgotten.

This is a tweaked mobile version of the main Assassin's Creed franchise. And when it works, it works really well.

If you're looking to grab a DSiWare title in preparation for the upcoming 3DS eShop, Mighty Milky Way would be a mighty good choice, providing plenty of fun and intrigue.

It misses a few beats, but SBK15 is an engaging bike racer all the same.

A bracingly pure puzzler that riffs off its button-pushing mechanic to brilliantly varied effect.

Woah Dave! is about three times more fun that it should be, and keeps you playing five times longer than you intended.

Reaper’s main adventure can use a little more meat, but cutting up enemies should keep you busy regardless.

You'll like Cyro. You might not be any good at it, but you'll not be able to dislike it.

The largely nonsensical story does tarnish its appeal ever so slightly, but it's certainly one of the better games you'll play from the palm of your hand. It's just a beautiful bullet-hell ballet for your Vita.

Chopper 2 is a demanding experience that won't appeal to everyone, but if you accept the challenge of this side-scrolling shoot 'em up you're certain to get your money's worth.

A bright and shiny arcade blast with more than enough content to keep you entertained for hours.

A sharp and entertaining game of mixing potions and clearing cards. Miracle Merchant looks gorgeous too, and it cements Tiny Touch Tales as one of the most interesting developers working in digital cards at the moment.

The first really good game from Amazon, Tales From Deep Space is an entertaining adventure.

1001 Spikes will frustrate, but its retro difficulty is worthy of a seasoned player's time.

No matter how you play it, you'll cherish your time with The Millennium Girl - even if you occasionally find the journey to be more hassle than fun.

Hidden in My Paradise is an adorable, hidden object game that has a lot of cute creatures! Not only are you looking for objects, but you can also find fairies hidden within the items on the screen or move around animals to create little stories. It's a cute and clever idea.

Sleep Attack TD's stage-spinning gameplay adds a dash of originality - and difficulty - to a solid tower defence game.

A dirty slab of classic arcade gaming, Random Heroes 3 is a must for fans of running and gunning.

Homerun Battle 2 strips baseball down to its essence and makes it fun for even non-sports fans.

Don't be fooled by that '2' at the end of the title - Goatup 2 is a very different beast from its prequel, although its fusion of platforming action and gloriously bonkers retro-tinged presentation arguably makes for a more entertaining romp.

Minutes may be visually duller than its bullet hell peers but it makes up for it with a variety of game-changing surprises.

Bring an umbrella for the pressure of Suzerain - it wraps a transforming nation with internal and external issues, so make sure to keep track of them all.

An hilariously entertaining new addition to the gamebook genre, Trial of the Clone is a brilliant way to spend a rainy afternoon.

Guerrilla Bob has a winning ticket with fun levels, firecracker action, and snazzy graphics that could go even further delivering variety and depth.