A deep, considered, and emotive game, Trauma won't be for everyone. Those who find it, however, will likely fall in love with it.

Chock full of longevity, colour, and charm, Qwak flies successfully from Amiga onto iPhone and iPod touch.

Divide By Sheep is cheeky, difficult, and an awful lot of fun.

Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin is a deep, enthralling game but the presence of some flawed elements mean it's not as good as the previous "Dawn of Sorrows."

While it's still an incredibly entertaining game, the world has overtaken SolaRola ever so slightly, and stolen some of the vigour from its platforming.

A really solid and engaging tower defence game, but not much more than that.

An excellent, thrilling and fearlessly arcade driving affair that matches its technical brilliance with delightful game mechanic touches.

A brilliant distillation of the dungeon crawler, Card Crawl is well worth a look.

A bright and entertaining maths game that's all for a good cause.

Whether you wasted your youth on a salty pier arcade with the series, or met Vic Viper for the first time in this review, Gradius will quickly become your pet name for twitch gaming thrills.

Jelly Cars 3 is an addictive combination of driving and physics-based platforming that manages to overcome one or two minor control issues.

At its worst a little choppier than you may remember, at its best downright timeless. The port's not perfect, but this is still a great way to play two of PS2's best games on the move.

New Little King's Story is a tale worth telling. A great real-time strategy / role-playing hybrid, now on the go.

A brilliant point-and-click adventure that's let down by its pointing and clicking, The Last Express is still worthy of your undivided attention.

A unique spin on the tried-and-tested match-three genre, Linkies looks stunning and plays great - as long as your hardware is up to the task, that is.

A sharp and entertaining mix of an endless runner, a puzzler, and a roguelike.

A fast-paced and hugely entertaining stripped-back flicker, PUK is a shot of distilled arcade action.

While differing from the main series, ANNO: The Harbor explores a new style of gameplay that proves franchises can have exciting new life on iPhone and iPod touch.

Dream Track Nation is an old skool racing blast with great multiplayer options.

Lums demonstrates that there's still some originality left in the dark corners of the physics-based puzzle genre.

A sweet and endearing endless runner that has enough new ideas to make it worth a look.

As fresh today as it was 12 years ago, Munch’s Oddysee’s clever puzzles, likeable characters, and weird personality are a joy to experience. It’s a shame about the camera, though.

Proof that originality doesn't always trump sheer design smarts. Your fingers will never know what hit them.

If you're willing to forgive its foibles this is a fresh and exciting narrative driven experience like no other.

Fun and fast paced, Verticus might not be the deepest game you'll ever play, but it'll certainly put a smile on your face.

A ferociously intense, multiplayer-focused real-time strategy game that's hugely entertaining, despite the lack of online play.

It may be an update of an existing game, but Switch Galaxy is playable, good looking, and extremely challenging.

It might not be the freshest skateboarding game out there, but you're going to enjoy the time you spend tricking around its levels.