It might not have the longevity of its legendary cast of characters, but as long as you don't mind punching things a lot, Justice League: Earth's Final Defense will keep you entertained for a while.

If you've never played a gamebook, Judge Dredd: Countdown Sector 106 is an entertaining, brilliantly designed introduction to the world of dice and bookmarks.

Bucketz is a hyperactive game full to the brim of bright ideas, but its attempts at variation and humour can be a little overwhelming.

Puddle may take a while to fully get going, but once it does it gives you no excuse not to take the plunge.

Baseball fans should retrieve their wallets immediately. You won't find a more immersive baseball game outside the ballpark.

An endless-runner with a sense of style and a great difficulty curve, Agent Dash! entices you in with pretty graphics, and before you know it you're hooked.

A lovely little downloadable for the creative types in younger age brackets, this solidly constructed application yields a surprising level of flexibility considering its cheap and cheerful design.

Engaging gameplay and appealing visuals combine to make a thoroughly enjoyable game, which is only marred by the persistence of the pop-up adverts.

It's more Harvest Moon, sure, but it's still top-notch fun, and the inclusion of clear goals this time around should convert some new fans to the series.

Farming Simulator 2012 is slow, repetitive, ugly, and dull. But that doesn't mean it's not a relaxing and often addictive little diversion, too.

An exacting simulation and management game that has you controlling most every aspect of your minions' lives.

While you could do a lot worse in terms of fundamentals, there are much better handheld film tie-in offerings out there, and it's probably in your best interests to avoid this one.

A clunky, uninspiring mess, Arel Wars 2 is only saved from the doldrums by an entertaining multiplayer component.

A decent enough wander down memory lane, Spy vs Spy hasn't aged that well, but it's still fun in small doses.

Flick Champions World Edition is more polished than its predecessor, but the new line-up of events simply isn't as accomplished.

Getting your head around its name might be an epic quest in itself, but 10000000 is an enjoyable fusion of match-three and RPG.

A brilliant, addictive shooter, Blazing Star might have a few niggles, but they're made up for with bombast and bullets.

While it's still an incredibly entertaining game, the world has overtaken SolaRola ever so slightly, and stolen some of the vigour from its platforming.

You're not buying much of a game with Freakyforms Deluxe: Your Creations, Alive! but if you're of a creative persuasion, that shouldn't stop you from taking a closer look.

A generous, well-constructed platform puzzler that delivers plenty of lightweight entertainment with its delightfully ADD approach to level design.

Splash is a novel take on the casual physics-puzzler muddied slightly by fiddly controls.

A painfully simple pair of ideas that are executed poorly and endlessly recycled.

A fun little dance game that's great for parties or those times when you don't feel like firing up your Wii.

An engaging, neon-bright puzzler, Slydris plays with the building blocks of the best and comes up with something pretty damn good.

Despite being essentially an interactive movie, The Walking Dead: The Game's convincing cast of characters and meaningful decision making lifts it above Telltale's previous efforts.

This conceptually solid music-based tunnel racer gets it all wrong in the execution, with disorientating track layouts and dull gameplay.

Kingdom Hearts continues to innovate in the RPG genre ten years on from the original release with [Dream Drop Distance], a generous and exciting addition to the series.

More Pokemon spin-off delight as Pokemon Conquest proves an entirely enjoyable ordeal.