The Dungeon Hunter series has always been a bit of a blunt object, and this third instalment is no different. In spite of its controversial move to a freemium model, Dungeon Hunter 3 is still an entertaining, violent romp.

DungeonUp's gameplay could stand some tweaks to make it more fun versus frustrating, but what's here is engaging.

It certainly won't be to everyone's tastes but deep within the dusty catacombs of Mystery Dungeon: Shiren the Wanderer resides a unique and impressively addictive game.

The single player might be a little lacking in this digital board game, but the multiplayer just about makes up for it.

A nice game of tricks and tribulations, traditionalist Trials fans might be put off by Frontier, but newcomers will lap it up.

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

A fun, if simple, async RPG experience that makes you glad to have friends.

Special Enquiry Detail: The Hand that Feeds's crisp visuals, compelling crime-themed story, and assorted mini-games compensate for a lack of interactivity.

A lack of content clips its wings, but Flapcraft is a real hoot while it lasts. Definitely a flight worth taking.

The Escapists may not be a perfect port but for its price it's a worthy addition to the mobile gamer's library.

As far as film tie-ins go, Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is easily one of the better ones, but it's doesn't compare so well to the other Lego tie-ins.

A simple, well-presented and fun game, iBomber 2 builds on the original with enough additions and improvements to keep the experience fresh.

Necklace of Skulls isn't a perfect game book, but it still tells a colourful and enjoyable story.

There's fun to be had with Snowboard Party, but after a while you'll probably pull out your PlayStation and play some of the much better games that inspired it.

It might have limited appeal, but there's a solid and enjoyable rhythm-action game beneath Santa Rockstar's festive pomp.

Paper Monsters is a beautiful, imaginative, and charming, and technically proficient platformers that's only let down by less than stellar gameplay.

Word Forward is an extremely accessible word game with a compelling twist to the word-jumble format.

Finger Derpy strives to be the silliest horse racing game on the digital marketplace, and it pretty much succeeds.

There are a couple of nice ideas in Brickies, and it's fun, but it's really just another block breaker.

While some of the seven games here suffer from irritating loading issues, much of Metal Slug Anthology emerges unscathed and victorious to offer amongst the finest shooting on PSP.

Tony Hawk's Downhill Jam is an interesting take on boarding, but variety comes at the expense of true excellence.

A novel gravity-centric take on the traditional karting formula, jAggy Race is betrayed by its meagre level selection.

Strange, obtuse, and a little unfair, BreakQuest Extra Evolution is a more artistic take on the typical game of Breakout.

If you can get past the old-fashioned first chunk of the game, Toy Shot has plenty of interesting new ideas to keep you entertained.

A charming quick-blast arcade challenge, Bounty Rush serves a purpose, but don't expect it to do much else.

More jumpy than scary. Lost Within has a few nice ideas, but it won't leave you psychologically scarred, which is a shame.

An intense dash to infinity that's entertainingly frenetic, if a little too flimsy to hang out with the big boys.

One-half Dynasty Warriors and one-half Hamtaro, Smash Cat Heroes delivers casual-friendly, button mashing fun in an adorable little package.