CounterSpy is a superb blend of planning and panic. A streamlined stealth experience that'll last indefinitely, CounterSpy is hard to resist but easy to recommend.

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

Road Master dishes out great graphics and more than enough thrills to overcome its steep level of difficulty.

Part 3 is an enjoyable continuation of the Back To the Future story, but is still plagued by the technical issues of past attempts.

An addictive and alluring action platformer with a unique hook and lots to unlock, Muffin Knight comes highly recommended.

With plenty of content, a dark sense of humour, and a few surprises up its sleeve, Dead Stop is an enjoyable slice of zombie murdering.

Carmageddon may have lost its sheen along with its controversial edge, but it's lost none of its schlocky, multilayered charm.

There's definitely promise here, but Motley Blocks stumbles at the last hurdle.

An entertaining little puzzler, Be Together doesn't quite have the style or the ingenuity to be a must-buy.

It might not be a racing game revolution, but Turbo Racing League offers a lot of fun in a cheery, always entertaining package.

Swift Revenge is a very decent auto-scroller in which you're taken on a tour of different eras.

Dawn of the Plow is a simple arcade challenge with surprising depth. It's just a shame that it isn't as responsive as it should be.

A great-looking sci-fi shooter that sacrifices depth in order to play out a particularly cinematic brand of space battle.

The Swindle is a charming caper simulator, with clever risk vs reward systems that push you into brilliant situations and stories.

LostWinds is a wonderful treat, brimming with clever ideas and imaginative sights. It's just a massive shame that the controls took a big hit in the transition from Wii to iOS.

Puyo Puyo Champions is a fun, cheap entry into the world of Puyo Puyo, but don't expect to be playing it for very long.

A retro styled, arcade blast from the non-specific past, Box Cat is fun, frantic and well presented, but its progression system and repetition might not be to everyone's taste.

Despite its shortcomings with the lack of a second stick, Nano Assault EX is an incredibly pleasant surprise, as it melds the nail-biting appeal of an action shooter title with the delights of exploring a beautifully realised cellular world.

A classic example of a quality game almost ruined by ham-fisted free-to-play elements. If you don't mind regularly splashing cash though, then the core game can be a lot of fun.

Clustertruck may be fun for short periods of time, but it's also hard and unforgivable and eventually that can grind you down.

Cute, charming and creative, but Tiny Invader's twisted take on challenge means it rarely compels obsessive play.

An arcade experience so authentic it'll have you shoving 10p coins in your Vita's cartridge slot.

Gorgeous graphics and fun presentation make this game a difficult one to stop playing.

First-rate conversion of two excellent games that, individually, lose a little of their spark on PSP, although nothing that significantly dulls the overall experience.

A homage to '80s pop culture and a legitimately entertaining role-playing title to boot, Saturday Morning RPG is as unique as it is enjoyable.

An enjoyable little platform game, Super Lemonade Factory has a few nice ideas, but it can't quite see them through to fruition.

There's nothing in Running with Friends you haven't seen before in the endless-runner genre, but it's presented well enough, and can be very enjoyable with a few friends.

The problem with the game is that it plays to none of Sonic's strengths while simultaneously underlining all of the franchise's most famous faults. You're ultimately left with the conclusion that actually a Sonic The Hedgehog role-playing game probably isn't a very good idea. That said, BioWare has done the best it could with a difficult brief.