PS All-Stars Battle Royale plays around the Smash Bros formula, and comes away with a multiplayer experience that's enjoyable, but not essential.

Jenga replicates the look and feel of the old puzzling favourite handsomely, although snubbing gyroscopic control is a missed opportunity.

Ecolibrium provides bite-size play that needs to be periodically checked up upon rather than taken in hour-long chunks. It's good fun, but unless you're packing a 3G PS Vita, it's not the best title for when you're out and about on the road.

An interesting, frustrating game that just about manages to be worth some of your time.

It's another engrossing slice of portable football management, but this still isn't anything like the full Football Manager experience we should be getting by now.

The perfect beginner's strategy role-player, even if it's one you'll eventually abandon for better and more involved alternatives.

Entertaining and easy to play, Trouble in Tin Town may not have the depth, but it does serve as a good starting point for the genre.

Garage, Inc. offers a neat setting for time management gameplay without the depth and features needed to make it truly stand out.

Though it doesn't do anything radical with the perpetual-climbing genre, Sir Lovalot is a highly polished example with a neat 3D twist.

There might not be that much depth here, but Mucho Taco is surprisingly engaging all the same.

Technically brilliant and often thrilling, but also considerably lighter than its predecessor and unable to provide the same long-term appeal.

A nice blend of styles and ideas, Pocket Titans isn't perfect, but it is a lot of good-natured fun.

An enjoyable little platform game, Super Lemonade Factory has a few nice ideas, but it can't quite see them through to fruition.

PlunderNauts is an attractive ship combat game with plenty of depth. It's a depth you'll have to work hard to reveal, though.

A fine adventure with a cracking plot and some imaginative puzzles, only let down by some interface inconsistencies.

Despite a limited set of features, Denki Blocks! is a highly polished puzzler that provides a good mental workout.

Kind of Soccer is the kind of casual coffee time gaming that we bought an iPhone for. Easy, fun, and forgettable.

Although it's blessed with many of the positive attributes of its predecessor, Carnivores: Ice Age is also doesn't do enough to differentiate itself aside from the change of scenery.

A solid and frequently impressive platform game, but its ferocious nature often makes it too frustrating.

Right now it's not technically a game, but there's still a lot to like in Topia's world-building experiments.

SpongeBob's Super Bouncy Fun Time is a well-presented and competent Peggle clone.

Although its appeal won't last forever, Assault Commando still offers some enjoyable shooting action and neatly invokes warm feelings of classics action games and movies.

Easy on the eye, Holy Moly Dragons is a fun dragon themed tower defence in need of a longer lifespan and strategic options.

ARise is certainly an interesting implementation of the ARKit. It doesn't quite manage to live up to its potential though, and that's a bit of a shame. Still, in spite of the niggles there's a lot to like here. And if you prefer your games a little more thoughtful then it's well worth checking out.

It lacks the complexity and strategy of a true MOBA, but Titan Brawl makes a valiant effort of making the genre mobile-friendly.

Crazy Taxi is big, loud and crude, and it's certainly showing its age - but this smooth conversion is still extremely difficult to put down.

An entertaining twist on the endless-runner, A Wonderland Story misses out on greatness by throwing too many ideas at the player.

The carnage is satisfying and the violence is meaty. Dead Trigger 2 might not be fresh, but it's solid, dependable fun.