Bouncing puzzles will send your balls everywhere, but Roundgaurd has you sending heroes all over while fighting monsters, getting rich, and hoping luck is on your side.

A harsh and unforgiving game, Duet rewards those who put the work in.

George Orwell meets Monster Hunter in what feels like one of Vita's oddest and most significant exclusives yet.

Though it comes with a new subscription service, in truth Tetris is as addictive now as it ever was, and EA's latest manages to fuse old with new in what proves to be a welcome update.

Pukka Golf adds a unique and enjoyable spin on physics-based golf games by letting you take shots from the air.

Cut the Rope: Experiments adds lots of kooky contraptions to the original hit.

This funny and entertaining take on the fantasy-RPG genre isn't without fault, but it manages to win you over regardless. A few hours in the hilarious company of The Bard is enough to make you question everything you know about RPG titles.

A wealth of clever tweaks to a well-worn formula fills Shards with strategy and fun, although solo play is limited.

An entertaining adventure defined by its sharp writing and classic gameplay, Broken Sword - The Smoking Mirror: Remastered comes highly recommended.

A compelling and satisfying post-apocalyptic arcade racer/M25 commute simulator.

You should play Rising Board. How else are you going to witness a penguin on a surfboard flipping tricks like there's no tomorrow?

Funny and surreal, Puzzle Agent 2 is a case well worth reopening.

Equal parts funny and distressing, 60 Seconds lets you tackle the end of the world your way.

Don't let the cutesy look and the slow start fool you; Ninja Smash! is actually quite the slick little adventure game.

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.

Celebrating life, in all its fleeting chaos, has rarely been as fun as this. Play, enjoy, and stick two fingers up at mortality.

Far from a dinosnore, LEGO Jurassic World looks, occasionally sounds, and mostly plays the part extremely well.

A short but unique and enthralling piece of interactive fiction.

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

Although it looks like a hardcore driving simulator, this is a game that's fast and easy and is targeted at the 'arcade-casual' player. Serious drivers might find it wanting, but coffee time gamers will enjoy getting behind this wheel.

Attractive and slick strategy game with a huge single-player campaign and competitive gameplay.

Exciting, deep and innovative, but fails to capture the spirit and accessibility of the original.

A precision 2D platformer at the tip of your finger with great challenge that will test your perseverance.

A deep 4X RTS that's always giving you more to do, Autumn Dynasty Warlords is a fine addition to the series.

Love and Deepspace is a gorgeous game with exquisite cutscenes and real-time combat, strewn together into an unapologetically romantic otome game. I personally felt a bit disconnected from the characters because of some awkward story beats, but if you're not one to make a fuss out of narratives, this guilty-pleasure game is the perfect way to ramp up those warm and fuzzy feelings on a cold and rainy night.

It doesn't quite reach the heights of its inspiration, but Suzy Cube is still the best 3D platformer on the App Store.

World's End Club brings an anime game to Apple Arcade, which is not seen very often. Its story is confusing, in a good way, and compelling enough to keep you playing until you find out what's going on, but this may be a turn off for gamers who are looking for more action.

Black: The Fall is a nice addition to the Switch range, offering an interesting story, intriguing puzzles and great bite-size gameplay. Lovely moments easily outweigh any small flaws.