Bejeweled finally comes to the Nintendo DS, providing the addictive match-three gameplay we've become accustomed to.

Back to the Future Ep2 HD would be more charming if it weren't for pesky technical problems and performance issues.

Puzzle Bobble Universe offers familiar bubble popping gameplay, but with a distinct lack of game modes.

Although its control problems do much to limit its appeal, The Relic equally suffers from a clichéd plot, samey combat and uninspiring gameplay.

Easy on the eye, Holy Moly Dragons is a fun dragon themed tower defence in need of a longer lifespan and strategic options.

Eye-catching graphics and interesting gameplay make Monster Trouble a tower defence game that's worth fighting for.

A well-presented shot of retro-blasting chaos, with just enough twists to keep you entertained.

A fun action-adventure with good production values, Elemental Rage lacks the polish that defines a truly great game.

CatchaPrince is decent enough, but marathon sessions of play and repetition conspire to limit its appeal.

Poor handling and missing features make Race After 1977 feel too much like the dingy vehicles that roll across its post-apocalyptic landscape.

Color Collider is a clever physics puzzler that should prove an enjoyable test thanks to its excellent physics and tricky levels.

A dumb concept, occasionally irksome physics and a painfully inconsistent frame rate all conspire to make Lawn Mower Madness a mess of a racer.

Air Penguin is a charming arcade game with solid controls and plenty of replay value.

While it won't win any awards for innovation, Pac'N Jump is a faithful replication of the Doodle Jump formula with an added scoop of nostalgia.

Despite good intentions and admirable attempts to mix up its gameplay, Critical Mass is a real mess that fails on nearly every level.

City of Secrets is attractive and welcoming to newcomers, but the plodding story, forgettable characters, weak puzzles, and atrocious voice-acting ensure it's destined to stay a secret.

Streets of Rage 2 is a well-crafted iPhone port, capturing the original gameplay well and offering Bluetooth multiplayer to boot.

Attractive, but a little too simple for its own good, Golf Battle 3D is a skirmish, not a war.

Knights vs Aliens is historically inaccurate fun for a short time, but the repetitive gameplay dulls its long term appeal.

Combat of Giants: Dinosaurs 3D has the foundations to be exciting, but fails to build on them, offering simplistic, repetitive action instead.

Well-constructed by repetitive, Return of the Bots has a simple premise too monotonous to bear in the long term.

Ugly, cumbersome to control, and lacking fun, Resident Evil Mercenaries VS. casts a dark spot on Capcom's survival-horror franchise.

A highly polished, thoroughly engrossing sequel that delivers on all counts, Luxor: Amun Rising HD shines bright in the ever-crowded puzzle genre.

Cursed with a lack of innovation, an unduly harsh challenge and a terrible script, Zombie Crisis 3D 2 is one of the less appealing twin-stick shooters currently available for iOS devices.

Mos Speedrun is a fun old skool platformer with tight controls and some neat tricks that help make it stand out from the crowd.

Cell HD is a poor man's Osmos that manages to cleverly strip everything good about the game out and leave a gaping void in its place.

Far from being the worst game ever, Paper Wars: Cannon Fodder is a fair representation of a tested formula, but a greater deal of variation would have been welcome.

With more tricks than your average magician, Snowboard Hero offers frenetic fun on the slopes, held together by an intuitive career mode that keeps you on track from start to finish.