A brilliantly put together arcade racing package, Asphalt 8: Airborne is every bit as exciting as you might have hoped.

A sight to see for sure, The Mouth of Madness is unfortunately let down by mechanics thoughtlessly lifted from another game that sit uneasily with its presentation.

Gurk III - the 8-bit RPG is an authentically old school experience. It's a warts and all re-creation of a bygone era of role-playing. It's tough, tactical, and sure to be divisive.

A solid point-and-click adventure, Cognition: Episode 2 is a decent enough sequel, though it lacks the bite of the original.

Despite generally lacking in excitement and inspiration, Way to Go is one of those inoffensive and solidly constructed spatial puzzlers that could keep you playing for a surprisingly long time.

Slow to start and laggy at best, NFL Pro 2014 is more disappointing than an afternoon spent watching the Pro Bowl.

Sage Fusion 2 is an unusual mish-mash of half-baked RPG and adventure elements. Its creator's lofty narrative ambitions are somewhat tempered by clunky mechanics and a poor English translation.

A decent little arcade game with a few minor flaws, DOT Space Hero compensates for its weaknesses with charm and good looks.

It has its moments, but Solar Flux gets frustrating a little too quickly.

Swift Revenge is a very decent auto-scroller in which you're taken on a tour of different eras.

Do not pick up syringe. Do not download Die!Die!Die! Do forget this game ever existed.

While it has its moments, Ninjas - Stolen Scrolls is let down by its imprecise controls and repetitive nature.

A physics-based puzzler that attempts to capture the magic of Portal, but that simply doesn't feel like being anything near a finished product.

Ignore the dull plot and iffy visuals, and you'll find a straightforward RPG that revels in its simple but satisfying battle mechanics.

Breed creatures, collect different types of that creature, ensure they're happy, get frustrated with wait timers, exit, delete.

A worthy sequel to a much-loved original, but one that suffers from structural changes introduced to accommodate IAP.

It's fun and challenging, and there's a lot of content, but for all of that, Pirate Legends TD doesn't add much to the tower defence genre.

Fast paced and addictive, Gold Diggers is an arcade blast that ticks the right boxes.

A showpiece for AR technology, this workout for your brain (and, occasionally, your body) is a downloadable treat no self-respecting Vita-owning puzzle fan should be without.

Floating Cloud God Saves The Pilgrims in HD is a fine shmup, although it doesn't really offer much new over the original.

If you're a JRPG addict, then Mystical Chronicles is worth a visit. There are, however, plenty of better alternatives on the PlayStation Store.

Tough and unrelenting, Gleamer has its moments, but it's not quite the full package.

Looking for a tough arcade-style challenge? Prepare to be Brick Rolled.

It's interesting for a while, but Nun Attack: Run & Gun doesn't have enough meat on its bones to really recommend.

Trial by Survival fails to realise the potential for cautious exploration and surprise discoveries in such a post-apocalyptic scavenging setup, and includes an ill-suited twin-stick combat system to boot.

Rugby Kicks 2 is a half-decent swipe-kicking game that makes you jump through hoops simply for the pleasure of seeing the second half. For that reason, you'll probably kick it into touch.

An entertaining single-player mode and some excellent multiplayer modes make Worms 3 a decent addition to the long-running series.

A grind-heavy card battler, with high production values, and even higher costs if you want to play to a decent level.