There's a lot to like in Zodiac: Orcanon Odyssey, but there's a good chance you'll have seen a lot of it before.

A fresh blend of several popular brews that has a bitter aftertaste. Keep an eye out for updates, though - this one deserves to do well but is currently far too unforgiving.

There are some neat ideas here, but a lot of uphill slog as well.

A small-sized roguelike with a pretty big heart, Tiny Rogue will fill up a few minutes here and there with a lot of fun.

Lego Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin is more of the same which is good or bad depending on the level of fatigue you feel for the franchise.

Cleverly combines elements of positional tactics, card battling, and CCG, then mars it with a bit too much free to play.

The core Binding of Isaac experience translates extremely well on 3DS and remains as engrossing as ever. It's just a pity further opportunities weren't explored to take advantage of Nintendo's unique hardware.

Zenonia S is a fun online action RPG but the streamlined approach results in a lesser experience than its forebears.

Chibi-Robo returns in his most predictable and forgettable adventure yet: a by-the-books collect-em-up romp.

A game that bursts into life when you play it with others, Progress is a great use of almost all of the possible controls on your iPad.

While some of the new additions aren't perfect, The Room Three is still a brilliant, uniquely tactile experience.

A wonderful looking adventure, Lumino City is about as engaging as it is gorgeous.

Floppy controls mean this evolution is less of a successful mutation, more of a weird gangly third leg no one wanted.

A brilliant strategy title that twists the genre in smart ways, Five Card Quest is worthy of your attention.

Some great moments can be salvaged here, despite the ramshackle port.

In all honesty, this game had me at 'undercover octopus.' Unadulterated slapstick goodness finally comes to mobile.

A top quality blend of tactics and role-playing, with enough customisation options for enormous replay value.

Slashy Hero is a cute and accessible roguelike with an incredibly satisfying and well-executed swipe-based combat system.

A brilliant game that's full to bursting with bright ideas and new ways to play.

Dead Effect 2 is more of the same, but if that's what you're after, and you can look past its ickier traits, you'll enjoy it.

A clever, engrossing stealth puzzler that should have its best days ahead of it.

A clunky, heavy-handed, almost mercifully brief mystery puzzle game that falls well short of its lofty narrative targets.

Afterpulse almost certainly shouldn't be as good as it is, but it is as good as it is, and you should definitely play it.

If ridiculously hard games are your thing, you might have a ball, if you don shades. For mere mortals, it's a joyless slog.

Please, Don't Touch Anything has the potential to touch on some serious issues. What it lacks in narrative it makes up for in fun factor.

A bright and clever mix of interesting ideas, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons works pretty damn well on iOS.

A charming, well thought out puzzler that doesn't rush you.

A well put together, but ultimately pretty drab match-stuff puzzler.