A simple and incredibly effective multiplayer experience, Spaceteam is all about playing together and creating your own stories.

It might be ugly, stupid, and often unintentionally hilarious, but Die Hard is fun enough that for whatever brief period of your life you waste on it you won't mind.

Sure to put a smile on your face, Life of Pixel is a simple and fun adventure that's only slightly tarnished by its short lifespan and tricky levels

Scary and modern in all the right ways, Book of Shadows preserves the feel of its predecessor while improving on its aged gameplay and graphics.

Just like Fix-It Felix, Wreck-It Ralph on 3DS is short, plain, and not a lot of fun to be around.

The closest most of us will ever come to the sport in real life, Ski Jumping Pro delivers exactly what it sets out to and nothing more.

Killing evil robots with a snowboard has never felt so routine. Krashlander's physics puzzling is challenging, but it needs work in other areas.

A reasonably entertaining take on the bullet-hell genre, Sela The Space Pirate doesn't quite have the polish or the poise to compete with the best.

With a bit of sprucing up here and there, Sumioni: Demon Arts could be a keeper. In its current form, there's still plenty to enjoy.

A good choice for the hardcore casual adventurer, but those expecting a revelatory experience like that found in Cyan Worlds's best may well come away disappointed.

Rock Runners is an excellent platformer with loads of content, but it's let down by an all-too gentle difficulty curve and repetitive levels.

Finding Teddy's hands-off approach will likely be too much for many to take, but there's an intriguing and enthralling point-and-click adventure here that's just waiting to be discovered.

Strategy role-playing at its finest, Fire Emblem: Awakening marries sophistication and character development in a way rarely found in the genre.

With ultra-competitive multiplayer, thoughtfully designed bonus challenges, and plenty of content to see, PinWar should appeal whether you're a fan of pinball or not. This is a superb offering, especially with mates.

Interesting to begin with, Zombie Road Trip quickly veers off-course.

If you don't own a Nintendo handheld and want a decent enough Pokemon substitute, then this could well be it. Just prepare to be patient. Very patient.

An entertaining platformer with a decent chunk of content, Cordy 2 will keep you playing for a good while, but it doesn't bring anything new to the platform genre.

Stick to It! is a competent and reasonably fresh casual physics game that probably won't stick with you for long.

It might not be the perfect fit for touchscreen devices, but Metal Slug 2 is still an awful lot of fun.

An entertaining little puzzler, Be Together doesn't quite have the style or the ingenuity to be a must-buy.

A focused, thoroughly enjoyable - if somewhat shallow - take on the classic side-scrolling shooter.

In terms of presentation, Hungry Oni doesn’t put a foot wrong, but the rather basic gameplay limits its staying power.

A cheerful and chirpy zoo-management game, with a lot more strategy than visible at first glance. Shame about its unappealing looks and clumsy controls.

It's messy in places, but Orgarhythm is a compelling mixture of strategy and rhythm that you won't see anywhere else.

While Stratosphere lacks a little in the single-player department, multiplayer bouts reveal how tense and exciting this game can be.

Paper Toss with an oddly shaped ball, Rugby Kicks is simple fun for the first ten minutes, and simply dull thereafter.

It might not have layers of intrigue or mystery, but Roar Rampage has exactly the right amount of destruction required to put a smile on your face.

After Burner Climax is appropriately named. It's an excitement that just doesn't last long.