A broken version of one of the finest electro-rollerblade games ever made, Jet Set Radio is a disappointing coda to a gloriously multi-coloured legacy.

Scribblenauts Unlimited hones the original open creativity concept, and comes away with a fine-tuned must-have experience.

Lego The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game is fundamentally a good game based on a great licence, but it's let down by the squiffy port to Vita.

An interesting and engaging puzzler, Dream of Pixels isn't revolutionary, but it's an enjoyable beast all the same.

Extremely short if you can get the hang of the infuriating mini-games, The Cube is a cynically produced tie-in of a ropey-looking British TV show.

A frustrating experience with the occasional glimmer of hope, Vengeance: Woz With a Coz isn't worth your time right now.

There's some fun to be had here, but too often Ghost Racer is a source of frustration rather than enjoyment.

Help Volty is a charming, engrossing little puzzle game, but one that comes with a few disappointments and frustrations.

It might try something a little different with the match-three puzzler, but Zookeeper Battle doesn't make enough changes to the basics of the game to really stand out.

A solid RTS title that would definitely have benefited from a bigger budget and more challenging difficulty gameplay.

Lean, responsive, and surprisingly varied, Monotaur carefully borrows its key elements to craft a fine iOS arcade experience.

A simplistic, reasonably captivating blend of turn-based exploration and real-time combat that's disappointingly hollow without additional investment.

Buggy and unpolished, Chronovolt isn't worth your time, no matter how many times your turn the clock back.

Putting forth a few good ideas before wringing them dry through overuse, Real Heroes: Firefighter 3D is worth a go if you find it on fire sale. Otherwise, don't waste your time.

Great fun with plenty of explosions, rock music, and pageantry. It goes over the top in all the right ways.

A dull, by-the-numbers twin-stick shooter, Total Recoil does nothing to lift itself above the crowd.

A brilliant and original game that tests your dexterity and your brain power, Micro Miners deserves your attention.

Bladeslinger's combat is a mess, the controls are clunky, the story is dull, and the whole thing is hobbled by monetisation. Avoid.

There's definitely promise here, but Motley Blocks stumbles at the last hurdle.

Gorgeous to look at but ultimately frustrating to play, Shadowgun: DeadZone needs a lot of work before it becomes the finished article.

Gameloft expands its Order & Chaos universe with this excellent multiplayer online battle arena game, which is packed with depth and playability. Once more content is added and stability is improved, it will become a mobile must-have.

While it might not knock your socks off, 300 Dwarves is still a thoroughly entertaining tower defence experience.

Railbot is entertaining initially, but your attention will soon wander thanks to the fact that it brings little to the distance runner genre that is really new or interesting.

It's pouty, it's pink, it's pretty darn good - Nintendo presents: New Style Boutique is the game to get your non-gamer sister / daughter / niece this Christmas, and they'll never know you've snuck them a shockingly hardcore management game with excellent production values.

A slick first-person hack-and-slasher that really benefits from some colourful and imaginative enemy design.

It's Burn the Rope again, but this time with a bumped-up price point. Only grab if you don't own a mobile device.

Plenty of fun while you're playing, Captain Cat isn't going to change the world, but it might brighten up a dreary afternoon.

Reflec Beat + injects the rhythm-action genre with sugar and caffeine, and the resulting buzz is as thrilling, exhausting, and short lived as you'd expect.