A complex but rewarding strategy game, Ravenmark: Mercenaries will satisfy the strategy cravings of mobile Napoleons everywhere.

Significant technical issues currently hamper an otherwise strong title that represents as much a love letter to Ultima as it does a new way of freemium RPG design.

A Ride Into The Mountains is a ramshackle indie effort with frustrating controls and poor translation, but it's also imaginative, charming, and worth 69p.

Bloodmasque is a truly odd mish-mash of swipe-based action, social, and JRPG elements, but only its historical vampire lore is executed with any great conviction.

Bounty Arms is flashy and fluid, but this platform-shooter is a hollow experience, blighted by hackneyed ideas and poor design.

Torn between the two princes, Prince of Persia: The Shadow and the Flame can never quite find its own identity. It's fun, but it's flawed too.

Twitch gamers will need to look elsewhere for their kicks, but anyone who can enjoy a fantastically paced story of childhood will adore the exploits of Sohta and the gang.

A neat idea ruined by some poor execution, Dungeon of Legends is best avoided.

A tasking and entertaining arcade blast, Futuridium EP is let down by its occasionally inaccurate controls.

Einstein Enigma has some issues, but its originality and challenge keep it from going flat.

Despite a disjointed Campaign mode, Sky Gamblers: Cold War provides more slick dogfighting action with a greater range of military toys to play with.

A truly dumb endless-runner with a gimmicky heavy metal theme and sluggish, limited gameplay.

It can become repetitive and roguelike fans may find it too easy going, but Dungeonism is a refreshingly accessible take on a familiar genre.

A reasonably entertaining endless-runner, Pac-Man Dash! could replace its fading star with anyone else and still have the same effect.

A fine remake, but it can't fix the flaws of the tawdry, outdated original.

In case you haven't had enough puzzle platforming on PS Vita, Stealth Inc: A Clone in the Dark provides the goods.

Monster University barely scrapes a pass with an underwhelming and repetitious duo of endless-runners. Could do better.

A dull, shockingly cynical waste of time, which is all about grinding for upgrades, and almost nothing about skill or strategy.

Roswell Fighter Reloaded isn't actively offensive, but it's far too flat and easy to recommend.

An unlikeable anti-hero in an equally unlikeable adventure, Naughty Boy - Sling and Shoot deserves to be sent to bed with no dinner.

While the central idea is nice, SongRush gets lost amid dull platforming and uninspiring visuals.

Slick, polished, and an awful lot of fun, Sine Mora is a must-play for iPad shooter fans.

This compelling and appealingly hard-edged strategy is a few tactical adjustments away from achieving its goals. Worth a look.

Another great platformer for the Vita, Kung Fu Rabbit may not be the best-looking game on the device, but it's certainly among the most challenging.

Diner Dash hits breakneck speeds and is sure to tempt in fans of the series once more, but there's little new to get excited about here.

A wonderful and unique use of the iPad. Under its smarts, Gentlemen! hides a brilliant one-on-one battler.

Fallen World's mix of hack 'n' slash and tower defence elements is an interesting idea, but the execution in both cases is mediocre at best.

A simple, occasionally enjoyable hack 'n' slasher, Bloody Harry doesn't have the weight to keep you interested for long.