An intriguing look at where some of the ideas in Sorcery! and 80 Days came from, Down Among the Dead Men isn't as good as Inkle's other games, but it's still worth a look.

Solid tower defence gameplay with a nifty, if entirely skippable, augmented reality feature thrown in for good measure.

A fun, if slightly repetitive, zombie-killing driving game with a Tyrannosaurus rex and UFO thrown in for good measure.

The button-based control system isn't ideal but other than this, Bloons Minis is an enjoyable version of the popular web puzzler.

An entertaining platformer, but one that isn't as engaging as its predecessors.

It might not be as hardcore as other JRPGs, but Atelier Shallie's bite-sized bursts of action are a great fit for the Vita.

Unlike its predecessor, Evoland 2 tends not to get so swept up in how clever it's being. And that makes it a far warmer and more welcoming experience. It's still poking fun, but it's doing it because it cares, not because it's mean. Sure, it's a little on the scatterbrained side, and there are RPGs on the App Store that do all of the things that it tries out better. But as an experience in pleasant nostalgia, there's enough care and attention been lavished on this one to make it worth your while.

A lovingly presented, if scruffily haphazard, roguelike that shows its board game workings.

Back to the Future Ep2 HD would be more charming if it weren't for pesky technical problems and performance issues.

Coconut Dodge possesses entertaining gameplay great for filling spare moments, even if it's not wildly original or innovative in terms of mechanics.

Whether you like pinball or not, there's no denying that Marvel Pinball 3D ticks numerous right boxes.

Fire Emblem Warriors tries to blend together two distinct franchises, and it almost manages to pull it off.

There are sadly no prizes for guessing which evergreen Nintendo franchise this game is trying to replicate, and while it's not in the same class, Dragon Island Blue should appeal to fans of the genre.

Although it lacks the long-term appeal that many other PlayStation Mobile titles boast, Fuel Tiracas offers tense and challenging gameplay that is best sampled in short bursts.

There's still plenty of room for improvement with patches and bug fixes, but NBA 2K14 shows signs of improvement.

FlipShip isn't the most original shooter, but genre fans will enjoy the ride.

A fun match-three RPG hybrid that hits all the right notes, even if they are familiar ones.

Popstar Physics: Save Toshi 2 isn't pretty, but it sure is addictive.

Pace and repetition issues aside, Oh...Sir! is a wonderfully witty and strangely strategic game that will tax your mind and make you smile.

A relentlessly stylish sensory assault that's so in tune with its underlying mechanics that it works, despite the game's obvious flaws.

A typically polished footy game with a surprisingly generous freemium model. But EA needs to improve the way it plays touchscreen football if it's to keep the paying punters happy for FIFA 15.

You've trodden on this battlefield before, but Puzzle Trooper is undeniably fun.

Temperamental controls and B-grade visuals aside, this is a lovely little downloadable racer with a surprisingly compulsive time trial format.

Freeze is a simple and rather drab-looking game, but its tactile physics-based gameplay and imaginative level design lifts it above the humdrum.

Robot Gladi8tor cleverly expands on the Infinity Blade blueprint with FPS freedom and stunning presentation, but it's not quite as polished as Chair Entertainment's offerings.

Automatoys is a nostalgic time-waster that lets you tinker around with "plastic" toys on a digital screen. While its levels are relatively few, the mechanisms are intuitive and unique, and perfectly capture the tactical feel of these retro toys to a tee.

A little more Candy Crush then classic Bejeweled, but still as addictive and shiny as ever.

An entertaining hack and slash defence title, Samurai vs Zombies Defense could do with a bit more hacking and slashing, but it's still worth a try if Japanese violence is your bag.