A colourful iteration on Pong, Bit.Trip Beat is to be enjoyed in spite of its structural shortcomings.

The menu system and inventory aren't intuitive, but fortunately it's a doddle to drive a mech and lay waste to every piece of machinery you see.

Makes the mistake of stereotyping the skater culture of after school TV specials, but still delivers a very impressive, expansive and agile street surfing experience.

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

An engaging and enthralling turn-based strategy title, Time of Heroes hits more than it misses, and with a few updates could be a classic.

Indiana Stone is witty and attractive, but at its heart it's a fairly uninspired and unremarkable endless-runner.

A pleasantly simple puzzler with a straight-forward premise, though it rarely ascends to the level of greatness.

Super Arc Light skirts the edge of brilliance, but it misses the mark and stumbles into obscurity.

It has a few problems, but if you're looking for a sharp action game with plenty of challenge, Furi is for you.

While it might sound like a mush of ideas that shouldn't work together, Aegis Defenders is actually pretty brilliant.

For the asking price though, it's hard not to recommend this if you've got a few pals or family members around. Like that Saturday night game of Monopoly, it's all good fun so long as someone doesn't flip the board.

Like biting into a jalapeno, this is fresh, frantic and explosive fun while it lasts.

A bright and entertaining endless-runner that gets the formula down perfectly, Outland Games is well worth some of your time.

Surreal and oddly charming, Inazuma Eleven Go: Light is captivating in a completely unique way. If you're in need of a new RPG and you're a fan of the beautiful game, then Inazuma is the way to go.

While the revised touch controls offer a mixed bag of accessibility and annoyances, Final Fantasy still delivers simple, solid role-playing.

Those looking for more of the same will get just that, but if you weren't won over by the original, an alien footy team from outer space will be an even harder story to stomach.

The most fully featured and deepest entry in the Patapon series so far, but definitely not the most fun or accessible.

The best modder on the market, with more vehicles, automotive parts and decals than you can shake a wrench at.

Kairosoft throws out another stonking management title, with Venture Towns satisfying our hunger for creativity, expansion, and depth.

A clever and compelling one-touch arcade blast that's well worth checking out.

Still pining for some Tetris after all these years? Tetris 3DS is yet another great addition to the franchise, with tons of modes and exciting multiplayer action.

This exuberant mixture of role-playing and real-time strategy is immaculately presented and intensely gripping, it just doesn't last very long.

A uniquely thrilling, audio-only, science-fiction horror that proves that, sometimes, there's very good reason to be afraid of the dark.

A strange and intriguing game, Morphopolis has its problems, but it's interesting enough that you can mostly look past them.

More exciting than the real-life racing sets on which it is based, Rail Racing is a surprisingly stern test of your driving skills, but the focus on in-app purchases is unfortunate.

Despite minor dictionary niggles, this is a must-have word game for anyone who likes her mobile gaming delivered with a side order of brutality.

Poptile has a decent central idea, but it doesn't manage to expand on it enough to really hook you in.

Fighting Fantasy: Bloodbones is macabre and intriguing, but not my idea of fun. Franchise fans will likely lap up the grim adventure though, and should roll a dice, adding that figure to the score below.