A dull, repetitive, and not very clever game of managing and destroying a country.

There's nothing wrong with Swoopy Space, but there's nothing here that'll make you stick around for more than a few minutes.

Solid writing and interesting sci-fi worlds balance out Voyageur's repetitive late game issues.

A casual RPG with plenty of strings to its bow that'll keep you playing if you're into that sort of thing.

A formulaic hack and slash action RPG that doesn't even manage to get that bit right.

Evil Factory is absolutely gorgeous, but even the best graphics can't forgive its virtual controls and poor writing.

A thick and engaging shooter that does things its own way.

Beautiful, complex, and intriguing, The Frostrune is an experience not to be missed, so long as you're patient enough to take the journey.

It's nothing new, but Sword Art Online: Memory Defrag is a solid, enjoyable hack-and-slash RPG for the anime fans.

WWE: Champions has an interesting concept and pretty graphics, but it's not exactly a revelation.

An interesting and effective narrative adventure that's definitely worth checking out.

A game that does things differently. And while it doesn't always work out, it's still worth some of your precious time.

A sharp and engaging puzzler that does enough to keep you interested for a good long while.

It might not be the Fire Emblem game you wanted on mobile, but it's the one that we've got, and it's pretty solid.

A perfect game for any Yu-Gi-Oh! fan, but also a great entry point for those interested in Yu-Gi-Oh!, or even popular CCGs in general. In a crowded market, Yu-Gi-Oh! still manages to stand above the crowd.

Despite a potentially steep learning curve and light replayability, Super Gridland's unique approach is well worth checking out by fans of the genre.

A bright and big shooter with some interesting tactics to it.

It's light on content, but Sky Dancer is a strangely calming auto-runner with a gorgeous art style.

DROP'd is an attractive high score-chaser but ultimately lacks content outside of beating a scattering of figures.

It may be a little repetitive, but Red's Kingdom is a cracking puzzler with lots of extra elements to keep us going.

A good idea on paper, but simply too complex for mobile.

It might not be as hardcore as other JRPGs, but Atelier Shallie's bite-sized bursts of action are a great fit for the Vita.

Dragon Quest VIII is a game that's one big nostalgic nod to the past, for better and for worse. Despite this, its vibrant world and memorable characters will pull you through to journey's end.

A sharp and entertaining mix of an endless runner, a puzzler, and a roguelike.

A really solid and engaging tower defence game, but not much more than that.

While some puzzles may frustrate, they don't detract from this adventure's charming presentation and atmosphere.

A playable and engaging bubble shooter with enough twists to keep you entertained.

A puzzler with a little more depth in the narrative department and a little less depth in the mechanics.