50 Classic Games 3D is far from a 'classic', on account of its distinct lack of high scores, multiplayer, or variety.

Machinarium on Vita is an elegant version of a great game, adapted for the platform with a good deal of thought and care

A nicely presented, if largely unexceptional, physics-based puzzler that's inventive enough to entertain for the duration of its relatively swift run-time.

Though the controls are merely adequate and the premise fairly generic, Pili Pili Rush offers enough tasty bite-size morsels of platforming goodness to get the juices flowing.

Indiana Stone is witty and attractive, but at its heart it's a fairly uninspired and unremarkable endless-runner.

Simple, entertaining arcade fun, Bottle Cap Blitz doesn't have a huge shelf life but it'll keep you smiling for a while.

Tough and brilliantly presented, Lumber Jacked is an excellent blast of hardcore platforming action.

Though Mr. Crab is a clever and entertaining platformer, there's nothing fresh about it. It's still worth some attention, mind.

Gemini Rue is an essential game for point-and-click fanatics. It's got atmosphere, a compelling narrative, and clever puzzles. If you missed it on PC, don't let it pass you by again

There's so much to absorb here, but all of it's made to a decent standard, with the element-based jousting a particular highlight

It sounds epic, but it isn't. Don't let that put you off, though: Hell Quest: Tears of God is a fiendishly compulsive game of gambling, even if it does look and sound like a cerberus.

A fast-paced and hugely entertaining stripped-back flicker, PUK is a shot of distilled arcade action.

It looks fantastic, and the atmosphere of the game is great, but Nun Attack's shallow and grind-heavy gameplay sucks a lot of the fun out of the package.

With its incredible presentation and easily accessible action, Frontline Commando: D-Day ticks all the boxes, although the focus on in-app purchasing can be irksome.

It has a few stand-out moments, but too often Dream Chaser puts a wall between you and your enjoyment.

A weak port of a reasonable port of a good game. Compared to the original, Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus is just too flawed to recommend.

Nitro looks and sounds impressive, but under the bonnet you’ll find a racer which is hampered by a poor free-to-play system and saddled with strangely unexciting on-road action.

Despite some enduringly fresh touches, Duke Nukem II hasn't aged particularly well, with poor virtual controls and dated gameplay threatening to tarnish memories of the original.

For all of Overkill 2's obsession with weaponry, there isn't enough of an actual game in here to keep you interested.

If your surname is Moneybags, then you might have enough cash to make Fantasy Quest move at a tolerable pace. But there's no point, because it's an intolerable game.

Fast, fun, and frenetic, this match-three RPG needs a bit more polish to be recommended without reservation.

Perky and punky, Motor World: Car Factory is a humdinger of a freemium-builder, only let down by its occasional attempt at convincing you to purchase squiffy IAPs through lengthy builds and optional improvements.

This new version of Hungry Giraffe is a shadow of its former self on account of some in-app purchase horrors. Grab the PS minis version instead.

A messy control system that you're constantly having to fight against means The Other Brothers is a pale imitation of the games it's trying to copy.

A gorgeous-looking game, Badland doesn't quite have the moves to make it a classic.

Slayin is a solid casual game that chooses its influences wisely but doesn't entirely do them justice.

Fester Mudd is a funny game with smartly designed puzzles. You don't have to be a point-and-click nostalgist to love this game.

Devil Survivor Overclocked is the sort of JRPG that made the Nintendo DS the one-stop shop for tactical handheld gameplay - and now it's passing the favour onto the 3DS.