Even if fishing holds no appeal to you, this digital representation is eminently playable and should keep you hooked for quite some time.

A novel combination of physics gameplay and creative online scoring, Finger Physics: Thumb Wars could stand for more polished level design.

Final Fantasy II earns praise for its remastered visuals and updated gameplay, though it remains as off-putting as its original release.

While the revised touch controls offer a mixed bag of accessibility and annoyances, Final Fantasy still delivers simple, solid role-playing.

Full of ups and downs, 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa is far from a perfect football sim, but does a good enough job of replicating the tournament.

At times brilliant, FIFA 11 is also limited by odd fumbles to ensure that this is just the first step on the road to glory, rather than the crowning moment itself.

Fastar! is a clever distillation of the role-playing form, even if it lacks the variety or dynamism of other quick-hit adventures.

A well-intended racer that has all the right features - however flawed they might be - but none of the excitement needed to get your heart racing.

Zenonia 2 is a fun, yet far too faithful sequel that offers only cursory changes and not the substantive improvements necessary for it to be a great follow up.

A contemplative puzzle game that evolves the original with extra levels and high-definition graphics, despite the lack of any new gameplay elements.

A well-rounded castle defence riff that livens up the formula with undead physics fun.

Zombie Wonderland has all the ingredients for a novel take on the zombie shooter, but repetitive gameplay and restricted movement mean the recipe isn't quite right.

Thanks to its striking visuals and intense action Zombie Shock is instantly appealing, but the gameplay is dragged down by repetition and occasionally awkward controls.

Cooked up using elements from the most noted games in the genre, Zombie Infection is a predictable, yet filling survival-horror action romp.

Zombie Highway strikes a happy balance between violence, precision steering, and repetition, never blighted by endless frustration.

If you're willing to forgive its foibles this is a fresh and exciting narrative driven experience like no other.

Zombie Flick offers enjoyable, yet shallow bursts of zombie mashing. However, the gorgeously realised visuals fail to offset the paucity of modes and stages.

Close enough to other line-drawing titles to feel familiar, but fresh enough not to turn stale, Zombie Escape is worthy of your time.

A gore-splattered ode to the light-gun titles of yesteryear, Zombie Crisis 3D provides modest fun in short doses but gets dragged down by repetitive gameplay and a lacklustre presentation.

Despite repetitive missions and performance issues, Xenome, Episode 1 has the right stuff when it comes to role-playing.

With an improved single-player campaign, online multiplayer and stacks of customisation options, Worms 2: Armageddon is a significant improvement over the original.

Unresponsive, poorly designed, and frankly drab, ProjectSD1 should be left floating in space.

Samurai II: Vengeance is a sharp, stylish action game that could use more diverse level design, but is undeniably entertaining.

A fine arcade racer that suffers from slightly imbalanced controls, Rocket Racing League nonetheless soars clear of many a land-based rival.

Robot Unicorn Attack Heavy Metal Edition has all the elements of a good endless running game, but an underwhelming sense of style ruins its appeal.

Repetitive levels and odd control choices threaten to shut Revolt down, but solid action and an attractive presentation keep it powered up.

Red Star boasts astonishing production values and challenging gameplay, but the tacked-on touch controls and unforgiving difficulty are frustrating.

Poor writing, conventional action, and a general lack of polish conspire to make Gangstar: Miami Vindication an underwhelming game.