Arkanoid vs. Space Invaders+ is a challenging arcade experience that melds two classic franchises into one.

Arguably indispensable for those wanting and able to play with others, but despite some interesting touches the new single-player mode fizzles more than it explodes.

An inspired toy allied to a pretty bare bones Mario Kart game, Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit exudes magic at every AR-enhanced turn, though it's an expensive and short-lived sort of magic.

MySims is a quest-based adventure all about building furniture and making a town much better in ranking! It's got some issues with not auto-saving, but otherwise, it's fun if you like building furniture and watching a town grow.

Human: Fall Flat is a wobbly and aggravating physics-based game that, despite its shortcomings, is still a bucket-load of fun.

Not one for the faint of heart or slow of finger, Jet Car Stunts 2 takes a long time to master, but it's just about worth the effort.

Quilts and Cats of Calico is a charming little mobile board game in which you must create stunning quilts, earn buttons and attract cats.

Heroes of Honor is a compelling blend of city-building and real-time warfare. Genre veterans might not appreciate the free-to-play elements, however.

Infuriating and compelling in equal measures, this is the very definition of niche gaming.

A charming and well-constructed downhill racer, Ski Safari doesn't have the chops to stick in the memory for long, but it's an enjoyable blast while it lasts.

A tower building game with hidden depths, In Churning Seas isn't quite as prettily vacant as it initially seems.

Although it doesn't feel completely at home on iPhone, Prince of Persia: Warrior Within is an impressive conversion of an excellent console game.

There's a solid idea at the centre of Breakout Ninja, and it's good enough that you'll come back for more.

A polished version of a solid game, Ski Safari: Adventure Time doesn't deviate far from the promise of its title.

Prisonhood's multitude of bite-sized tasks makes incarceration surprisingly addictive.

DodoGo! is a solid and fun puzzler which suffers from a weak tutorial system.

A slightly sloppy but ultimately entertaining arcade kick around.

Grandpa and the Zombies is an engaging puzzle game that works the part of your body that zombies covet most.

Power Grounds adds an interesting power-up twist to the roguelike formula that excites and frustrates in almost equal measure.

Building on the series' heritage, Mega Man ZX is a refined title that, although not without flaws, brings quality action platforming to the DS.

A cute, casual time waster of a game that delivers fun, funk, and pocket-sized distraction on demand.

While it doesn't try to reinvent the wheel when it comes to gameplay, Wall-E is nevertheless enjoyable and engaging - while it lasts. Just like its subject matter, this movie tie-in has lots of heart.

R-Type II provides yet more old-school shmup action with vital controller support and a particularly masochistic streak.

War Tortoise isn't your traditional shooter, but if you're looking for something a little more casual then you'll enjoy it.

An amusing game of evasion, The Incident holds little in the way of lasting appeal.

MetalStorm: Online boasts tight controls, amazing visuals and robust multiplayer, but the lack of available gameplay modes clips its wings somewhat.

Punch Line is weird and wonderful in all the right ways, and the dark plot underneath it all makes it that bit more interesting.

The Thrill Cam is a majestic moment in gaming but it's the rock-solid driving model that ensures great universal enjoyment, albeit marred by technical gremlins and misguided GTA aspirations.