Time Recoil is a brilliant game, albeit one that's even better played with physical controls.

VOEZ plays wonderfully on Nintendo Switch, and offers a premium package where the mobile version required you to buy many songs separately. That might work for you though, if you wanted to keep the cost of entry low. The only slight disappointment with this version, is that you can't play it in docked mode. Sure, that would have been difficult to do given that it's a touch-based game, but it would have been nice to have had a version running that used the right Joycon as a Wiimote. It's not the end of the day though, and if you're a fan of rhythm action games VOEZ is one well worth checking out for its beauty, innovation, and wealth of content for that low price.

Simple and stodgy, Assault Wave offers a good chunk of game, but it loses some of its flavour after a while.

It won't transform your decks, but it does open up a wide range of mouth-watering new options.

Although the novel RPG Story element is less refined than it could be, with over-long cut-scenes and some tedious schlepping, Bomberman Story is a worthwhile RPG and, more importantly, a terrific multiplayer experience.

Emissary of War shows how to make a great iOS dungeon-crawler - it's just a shame there's not more of it.

A neat little sim, but once you get down to the bones of the matter, Pocket Trains is a little too similar to its airborne predecessor.

This match-three-puzzler-in-RPG-clothing adds just enough flavour to spice up its otherwise passable gameplay.

A slight fudge on its predecessor, PES 2011 is made up of largely the same squad, but never reaches the same heights.

ModNation Racer's astonishing editing tool and bucketfuls of personality are let down by lacklustre handling and sensation of speed.

A neat and pretty well put together platformer, Lost Journey isn't brilliant, but it is quite a lot of fun.

A solid tower defence game with some decent ideas, if you like the genre Because Zombies is worth a shot.

It scratches all the nostalgia spots but this retooling is a little too unforgiving where it matters most.

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

What Putty Pals offers that few others do is the sort of couch co-op experience that can have you in fits of giggles one minute and punching the air with satisfaction the next. The Switch could do with a lot more of that sort of thing.

A well-designed, wonderfully frantic climber that's thoroughly enjoyable despite doing little to set itself apart from its genre bedfellows.

Sound Ride's unique graphics and music-building hook add a bit of spice to what's otherwise a relatively vanilla running game.

Backyard Baseball '97 is a charming port of the original 90's computer game featuring quirky players, with commentary and intuitive controls.

Although more puzzles and a level sharing facility would be welcome, the ability to create almost any physics-based simulation on the move means that players can do far worse than TinkerBox.

Colin McRae Rally is a fine racer, but it's sorely let down by some forgotten modes and features, and those seriously outdated visuals.

Simple and linear, Sprinkle Islands never allows room to think, but it's reasonably entertaining all the same.

Short but sweet, Scramble With Friends is a game designed exclusively for the socially-enabled wordplay fan. That said, Zynga With Friends has delivered an addictive puzzler for those willing to engage with friends and randoms alike.

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

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

Great fun for a while, but frustration will likely set in before the home stretch. Here's hoping a sequel hits the heights that To-Fu can't quite reach.

A fairly satisfying and good-looking slice-em-up that could do with a bit more polish and difficulty balancing.

Quantic Pinball is a well-executed modern take on pinball, but it needs to step further away from the classic pinball structure to really make us flip out.

A neat distillation of cricket. It's not exactly tactical, but it's quite a lot of fun all the same.