There's a decent enough game struggling to get emerge from Dragon Storm. It's just a shame that the developer doesn't seem to want you to find it.

It might look the part, but This is Not a Ball Game is undone by some serious gameplay deficiencies lurking beneath its magical facade.

Clever, brilliantly designed, and dripping with new ideas, Bombcats is a great addition to the animal-flinging genre.

A big, dumb game full of glorious crashes and glowing power-ups, Redline Rush might not be subtle, but it is a lot of fun.

A bit of a mess. Some serious tidying up is needed to fix this frantically paced battler.

Fast, frantic, and fun, Gravity Guy 2 has a twist up its sleeve that distinguishes it from most other endless-runners. You can't help but enjoy playing it.

A very good port of an excellent strategy game, Frozen Synapse is equally gripping whether your opponents are human or otherwise.

Despite a couple of interesting elements, Picdun 2: Witch's Curse is the very definition of an average dungeon-crawler.

A decent word game that lacks the control polish and fleshed-out structure of some of its illustrious rivals.

A scrappy football game that harks back to the days of Sensible Soccer, Active Soccer takes real dedication to master and offers a welcome alternative to FIFA's casual, ultra-professional approach.

A fun and diverting little tower defence game, Go Home Dinosaurs doesn't offer enough to be a classic, but it's worth a punt all the same.

The first Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery episode definitely has the style. Now, it just needs more substance in its puzzles to back that style up.

Action-heavy dungeon-crawling abounds in Dark Avenger, but the repetitive nature of the gameplay robs the title of any long-term appeal.

An undeniably competent stunt bike game that suffers through the sheer weight of superior alternatives.

While it won't give Cut the Rope anything to worry about, Tasty Tadpoles is a solidly made and accessible casual puzzler that your children will probably enjoy.

If you go into Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge expecting Civ, you'll come away disappointed. But if all you want is a playful strategy game to be played in 30 minute-chunks, it's great.

A boring, uninspiring game that's utterly forgettable. It's not actively bad, but you probably won't dig Dig!

A uniquely thrilling, audio-only, science-fiction horror that proves that, sometimes, there's very good reason to be afraid of the dark.

A brilliantly balanced, perfectly playable game of strategy and swooping turns that will have you enthralled, Sid Meier's Ace Patrol is a must-play.

Don't let the initial impressions of cheapness and shallowness put you off - Las Vegas! manages to reel you in with its blend of luck, strategy, and multiplayer competitiveness.

You might not be able to say 'Rymdkapsel', but its brilliance is clear enough for all to understand.

Full of strategic potential and with more fleet options than you can dance a jig to, Leviathan: Warships is a heavy, engaging naval simulation.

Briefly entertaining, Daddy Was A Thief doesn't have enough going for it to be a great.

Perfection contains a solid central mechanic and it's nicely presented, but the unadorned slicing wears thin very quickly.

Transformers Legends is a card-battler. You know how these play by now, so the only question is: do you want want that features Transformers?

Perfection contains a solid central mechanic and it's nicely presented, but the unadorned slicing wears thin very quickly.

A no-brainer if you're a fan of the series, but for anyone else it's really neither here nor there. If you like young girls with big guns and have a penchant for middle-of-the-road action-RPGs, this may well be for you.

Zoombies: Animales de la Muerte borrows from the best and adds its own fresh twists to the castle defence sub-genre, including a delightfully tactile control system.