A well-honed squad-based RTS that crams an appreciable amount of tactical possibilities into a relatively streamlined interface.

A straight-up port of the PSP RPG with no efforts taken to improve the experience, Romance Dawn is not a journey many One Piece fans will want to take.

A fun, if occasionally frustrating mix of genres and ideas, Naughty Kitties is worth a play just to see how well it blends them all together.

A bargain, considering what you get for your money. Lots to see and do here.

A free game that’s nowhere near as worthy of your time as a hundred other free games.

Nightmares from the Deep: The Siren's Call is a grand adventure / hidden object experience for fans of The Cursed Heart as well as newcomers to the series.

Arc War takes the ageing shooter concept and gives it an endless twist that mostly works wonders.

A cracking head-to-head strategy game, full of hard choices and brutal interaction. It could really use a patch, though.

Cloudbreakers is a brilliantly focused perpetual climber with a fun swing mechanic. It just needs some fleshing out in order for it to really make an impact.

Wizard Quest is built around an interesting core concept, but its drab graphics and grabs for in-app purchases make it difficult to enjoy.

Unfocused and repetitious at times, Danganronpa crackles with excitement and intrigue when it gets up to speed - making it a visual novel unlike any other.

A hard-edged puzzler that offers no wriggle room. The extra content here makes Eliss Infinity a worthwhile purchase for fans of the original and newcomers alike.

Toad Rider might position you as a toad with attitude in this slick endless-runner, but its lack of originality makes it more of a chameleon against a backdrop of so many similar games.

Slow to start and difficult to invest time and focus in, Journey to Kreisia is only for the Kemco faithful.

A sharp, snappy RTS with little frippery, Galcon Legends isn't a classic, but it's still a lot of fun.

A little rough around the edges, and lacking that vital spark, Avoid: Sensory Overload is still an entertaining dodger.

Energetic, exuberant, and engaging: Surge Deluxe is a puzzler from an earlier time... and is all the better for it.

Dawn of the Plow is a simple arcade challenge with surprising depth. It's just a shame that it isn't as responsive as it should be.

A dull mash-up of licences that never fires into life, Lego Star Wars: Microfighters just doesn't have enough fight in it.

Rocket Robo is a charming and attractive casual puzzler in which its maker fleshes out its basic concept with solid controls and varied level design.

With familiar rotational platformer gameplay and exacting mechanics, Pyro Jump won't set your world on fire, but it is a solidly crafted example of the genre.

Heroes of Honor is a compelling blend of city-building and real-time warfare. Genre veterans might not appreciate the free-to-play elements, however.

Infuriatingly enjoyable from the start to the moment you throw the Vita in a fit of anger.

A game so packed full of hate and anguish it's almost impossible not to recommend it. Trambo is a wonderful slice of rock-hard rage.

Top marks for creativity: Glyph Quest is beautiful to behold and some of its systems of play are intriguingly deep, even if its base play isn't that inventive.

Stylish but standard; Old Clockmaker's Riddle is a good example of a title in a genre you may well be a bit sick of by now.

A mechanically competent but rather soulless exercise in economic management.

A port with potential ruined by obtrusively implemented IAPs, Tales of Phantasia is only for those with deep pockets or saint-like levels of patience.