Karateka Classic has the same problems that all vintage games have, but it's a faithful port and its deep gameplay may just surprise you.

It's not the most in-depth of games, but Journey Below plays so well that you won't mind retreading the same ground.

Tough and brutal despite plentiful hints and in-depth tutorial, Le Havre is a faithful recreation of the award-winning boardgame.

Car Jack Streets is all about entertaining open-world high jinks, although there are some issues in terms handling and the difficulty level.

Help Volty is a charming, engrossing little puzzle game, but one that comes with a few disappointments and frustrations.

A solid port of a solid game, but if you don't have the time to put into it, Heroes of Might and Magic III HD can feel a little flat.

Gorgeous to look at, and a heap of fun to play, Monster Wars is a clever but flawed mash-up of tower defence, RTS, and slash-'em-up.

A polished and entertaining experience, Metroid Prime Pinball is only let down by its lack of proper pinball tables.

A tactile combination of Threes! and match-three puzzler gameplay, SideSwype is perhaps a little too streamlined for its own good.

Part Mario, part Space Invaders, part every 2D game you can think of, Pix'n Love Rush's complex set-up will likely charm just as many players as it bamboozles.

Stickets is a quietly accomplished and fresh puzzler, though its somewhat narrow focus limits its long-term appeal.

A pretty sharp puzzler with a few rough edges, Exit Strategy is entertaining enough that you won't mind its roughness.

It has its moments, and those moments are worth sticking around some of the less interesting parts for.

A standard, entertaining dungeon crawler. Legacy Quest doesn't offer much, but it is fun.

There's enough here that Tiny Guardians feels pretty fresh, but it's still very much a tower defence game.

Marvel Pinball is exactly what you'd expect - a well-designed pinball game based around the characters of the Marvel Universe.

A clever and tactical game that just lacks the extra features to truly ascend to the top of the deck.

Balances accessibility and depth for a fun, rewarding take on mobile management.

A slimy and gross adventure with some interesting puzzles and a nice mobile pace.

While it isn't the most innovative game in the world, Tiny Plane has enough interesting ideas to make repeatedly destroying a plane a decent way to waste some time.

Lacks the glamour of its competitors, but the game at the core of Summoners Fantasy has a lot going for it.

A brief and brilliant arcade leap-'em-up, Jupiter Jump has enough in its rhythmic bounces to keep you going for hours.

Taito's Qix is reborn in this visually arresting puzzle title, but fans will have to learn to live with its rough edges in order to gain maximum enjoyment.

A strong ending to a good series, if you've pushed past the technical issues this far then there's no reason why you shouldn't complete the set.

A well-built and novel take on the tower defence genre, Anthill: Tactical Trail Defence doesn't quite fulfil its promise, but it's still worthy of your attention.

If you're into your clickers you'll get a kick out of the relatively fresh elements found in Coin-Op Heroes 2 but none-fans would be best off staying away.

A blend of arcade racing and sales negotiations, Shine Runner is an original experience.

It might lack a bit in variety, but if the idea sounds like a good one to you, there's plenty here to enjoy.