An MMA simulator as beautiful as the bloody and bruised fighters it celebrates, MMA Manager is nevertheless fun and well-constructed.

Outlaw shoots first and asks questions later, but its entertaining brand of arcade gunplay and sympathetic approach to IAP make it strangely refreshing.

There's a solid touchscreen shooter here, but Epoch 2 doesn't quite hit the right marks.

Its title suggests big changes to the formula that just aren't here, but Dynasty Warriors NEXT will appease series veterans who just want to have a copy of their favourite franchise anywhere they go.

There's not quite enough new material to give it a full recommendation, but the original formula is still great. If you want more zombie slaying, look no further.

While it doesn't win any awards for originality, Pizza Boy is a well-executed, if too short, tribute to classic 2D platform gaming.

Getting your head around its name might be an epic quest in itself, but 10000000 is an enjoyable fusion of match-three and RPG.

MonsterCrafter is a unique monster-battling game that forces you to show a little too much love to your critters.

Gorgeous to look at and fun to play, Lightning Fighter 2's biggest weakness is the greediness of the developer.

An impressive if slightly lacking debut that delivers high-octane thrills by the bucketful.

Puyo Puyo Champions is a fun, cheap entry into the world of Puyo Puyo, but don't expect to be playing it for very long.

Slayin is a solid casual game that chooses its influences wisely but doesn't entirely do them justice.

Online battles and loads of loot save Chronicles of Inotia 2 from errand-like missions and lackadaisical spirit of adventure.

A slightly daunting prospect, but one that's fun if you put the work in.

Moto Racer DS is a good choice if you're after a semi-serious bike racer on the DS. It's got more mileage than your average Suzuki's tank.

Reckless Getaway runs out of petrol before the finish, but otherwise this exciting racer is well worth a test drive.

A decent enough wander down memory lane, Spy vs Spy hasn't aged that well, but it's still fun in small doses.

A simple and competent ball-flicking game bolstered by largely satisfying mechanics and a well-judged progression system.

Warcraft Rumble is a strategic "tower offence" game where you deploy miniatures via cards across short real-time battles. Familiar faces from the franchise pop up with a variety of abilities you can get tactical with, but it does start to get grindy fairly early on. You can engage in some PvE missions though to level up before you take on others, so it's worth giving it a shot if you're looking to add a new twist to your standard PvP affair.

Baseball Superstars 2011 makes enough improvements on its predecessor to become the definitive version, but it doesn't offer anything substantially new.

Bad Dinos has enough clever ideas to refresh the tired tower defence genre - at least for a few hours.

A solid and entertaining match-stuff puzzler, but Angry Birds Match isn't much more than that.

The Level Devil is waiting to torture you with a series of short and tricky levels that you can speed through when you've got some time to spare.

A decent enough arcade experience that's easy to pick up and play, Ultimate Briefcase isn't quite a must-get though.

Don't expect much in the way of useful tuition if you're an experienced player but for the novice this is a superb place to start.

A super sharp, violent action game that's worth checking out.

Don't let the initial impressions of cheapness and shallowness put you off - Las Vegas! manages to reel you in with its blend of luck, strategy, and multiplayer competitiveness.

Sqwords is an addictive word game that anyone can play, though the presence of in-app purchases might cheese some players off.