It's a pleasure to be involved in Jurassic GO's vivid world, but don't expect more than a cute digital safari.

A fast and reasonably flashy arcade blast with a few tricks up its retro sleeve.

A shiny shooter offering bite-sized varied daily play, but that's a bit too brutal regarding instadeath.

A gorgeous game spoiled by a control system that should work, but doesn't.

A solid work game, with a few wrinkles, that should keep fans of the genre reasonably happy.

As clever and creative as it is simple and minimalist, Blyss will have you coming back for more time and time again.

If very demanding, out-of-the-box, 3D spatial puzzles are your thing, you may love Kubic.

Easy to get into, but may have one thirsting for a bit more.

A slightly daunting prospect, but one that's fun if you put the work in.

Guild of Dungeoneering may frustrate in some aspects, but its charm, style, and concept still make this an interesting and unique dungeon crawler.

ReRunners is the Sonic game we all wanted, with a healthy dose of competitive multiplayer thrown in.

George: Scared of the Dark has its moments, but it has too many frustrations to really recommend.

Micro Machines is a neat little racing game which offers plenty of content and rewards to keep you interested.

As relaxing as a sharp stick to the eye, Quell Zen has too few moments of accomplishment between its aggravating puzzles.

Monster Hunter Generations is the most complete game in the series yet, and the best one at that. If you have friends or family you can hunt with regularly, this is an absolute essential for 3DS.

Super Stickman Golf 3 is one of the best mobile games I've played this year. It takes the simplicity and fun-loving nature of its predecessors and enriches it with greater depth and substance.

Pokémon GO isn't perfect, but its sense of nostalgia and pure excitement are unparallelled.

Rising Warriors is a pleasantly surprising light strategy package that deserves better than its horrendously generic title.

All in all it's a tidy little gamebook, and hopefully the first of many, with some great style and an engaging story. Is it worth paying for? That one's questionable.

Simple to pick up and play, but deep enough to keep you coming back, Dead Venture is definitely worth grabbing.

An abrupt end doesn't diminish this sci-fi adventure's intriguing story and alien locales.

If you're after a faithful port of a classic golf game Neo Turf Masters won't let you down – just don't go in expecting it to dazzle or surprise.

A clever adventure with a good story to tell, this is an excellent start to the series.

An exceptionally pretty and compulsive drag racing game, but not a revolution.

The Little Fox may be lovely, but his faster-than-light scampering will cause you intense frustration.

Despite its appealing premise, Fancy Cats isn't particularly fancy, nor is it much fun.

New mechanics and infectious humour make this a solid entry in a safe, assured series of games.

A typical match-three puzzler that echoes the format and successes of its predecessors.