Replacing guns and glory with a good old fashioned football, Pro Zombie Soccer's line-up of ghouls aplenty manages to endear and excite in equal measure.

The passing of time has done little to dull this classic adventure. This DS release might just be the best version of Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars yet

A great mix of card game and tactical tower defence, Alexandria Bloodshow picks up where its predecessor left off, and builds an entertaining, surprisingly deep experience.

The King of Fighters '98 is a fantastic port of an excellent game, but don't expect any frills.

'No Going Back' rounds off a season that was second in both senses, but it contains some powerful moments while laying the foundations for a gut-wrenching third season.

Genuinely innovative puzzler that will change the way you think about the genre.

Catch 22's simple set up reveals a game that quickly becomes pretty tough, but always eggs you on to try again.

A great boardgame that plays with all the pace of the best mobile titles.

Super Crate Box is a stark and challenging indie game shot through with humour and care.

Though it doesn't bring anything new to either genre, Planet Quest is a quirky and charming blend of rhythm action and one-tap done right.

It's got a few shortcomings, but you're still going to have an awful lot of fun with Basketball Stars.

With just over a dozen hours of clever and varied gameplay, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded will appeal to many an RPG fan, including those who are yet to experience the Kingdom Hearts world.

A brilliantly ridiculous arcade blast, Wrassling gets deeper the more you play it too.

As clever and creative as it is simple and minimalist, Blyss will have you coming back for more time and time again.

Fun and occasionally frantic, Zombie Ace has enough intriguing tricks up its undead sleeve to keep you entertained for a few hours.

Clever and beautiful are a winning combination, and TwoDots has both in abundance.

A lengthy, story-heavy RPG that balances typical turn-based combat with a dark and engrossing tale.

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.

Reed doesn't take any prisoners, and if that's the sort of experience you're after you're going to absolutely love it.

Good virtual controls and easy-going gameplay make Final Fantasy III a recommended role-playing adventure.

Aside from some occasionally irksome controls, Lego Batman: DC Super Heroes proves that the tried-and-tested Lego formula can work on almost any device.

A sharp and engaging shooter that's not afraid to be tough as old boots.

Bloons Card Storm is an extremely fun CCG where you can try out all sorts of crazy strategies and have complete creative freedom over the decks you make. It is a little lacking in terms of additional content, but there is a lot of potential standing on the back of these balloon-popping monkeys!

It doesn't really add a great deal to the original mobile phone release but Orcs & Elves DS remains an extremely polished and playable adventure that is well worth splashing your Dwarven gold on.

A fresh and attractive casual tower defence game that benefits from the sharp interplay between its various units.

A smart and sharp puzzler that's got enough challenge to keep you playing for a while.

A raucous and incredibly clever physics-based puzzler, Hambo is a brilliant example of iterative game design done right.

Zoombies: Animales de la Muerte borrows from the best and adds its own fresh twists to the castle defence sub-genre, including a delightfully tactile control system.