Excellent controls and great graphics don't make this endless-runner feel like anything more than a routine jog.

It has its moments, but Attack on Titan 2 descends a little too quickly into repetition.

Like a sniper taking aim from out of nowhere, SOCOM: Tactical Strike sets sights on PSP and emerges as one of the year's best. Phenomenal visuals, tight tactical gameplay, and unparalleled multiplayer make this a must-have title.

Thanks to solid arcade handling, Juice 2 offers a well-honed driving experience that's enhanced with plenty of customisation options.

A gleefully destructive game that peaks early and fizzles out too soon, Death Worm is nonetheless well worth checking out for its empowering gameplay.

Funny and surreal, Puzzle Agent 2 is a case well worth reopening.

A well-built and entertaining deck-builder, Penny Arcade The Game: Gamers vs Evil is playable enough for anyone to enjoy.

R-Type II provides yet more old-school shmup action with vital controller support and a particularly masochistic streak.

An endearingly simple puzzler that pushes you ever onwards, Block Legend is a great way to waste some time.

An old fashioned, dauntingly dense tower defence game that's positively crammed full of systems to learn and avenues to explore.

The best third-person action game available on mobiles, with stunning graphics and tight controls.

A huge, immersive experience that suffers because it doesn't bend to the whims and needs of the hardware it's being played on.

Pocket God: Ooga Jump is a reasonably competent take on Doodle Jump, but flat gameplay and a remarkably stingy currency system limit its already modest potential.

Despite a few missteps, there's enough that Homo Machina gets right that you're going to love the time you spend with it.

A casual game that keeps the flavour of its inspiration without becoming too diluted.

Le Vamp is a cute and enjoyable - if not groundbreaking - endless-runner that takes few risks.

In spite of some really great ideas, Lunar Racer doesn't quite manage to hold the attention for long enough, although it's still worth a look.

Another creature firing also-ran, Cannon Cat isn't the worst example of the genre, but it won't keep you entertained for very long.

It won't be to everyone's liking, but Master of Alchemy Vengeance Front is an engaging, tough little puzzler all the same.

There's a decent game here, but Machines at War 3 is far from original, and a little too rough around the edges to wholeheartedly recommend.

Too random to be an Angry Birds killer, polish and original ideas help at least make Chicken Balls HD a contender.

Vandals adds some new ideas to a genre that needed them, and it's also an incredible amount of fun.

A fun little monkey-flinger, Chimpact is an entirely forgettable, overwhelmingly cheerful slice of twee gaming nonsense.

There's fun to be had here, but Hollywood Monsters has you reaching for the hint button too often to be considered a classic.

A shooter that's a lot more hit than miss, Battle Supremacy has enough going for it to keep you playing for a good long while.

There's still something to Monsters Ate My Metropolis, but its different take on destruction isn't as immediate as its predecessor.

Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp is a simple and effective time-killer that doesn't push its free to play elements in your face.

Nostalgia stirs memories of classic role-playing with its turn-based battles and familiar narrative themes, yet explores a new horizon with fun airship battles and a sense of adventure.