This week the Professor and Brian are back and have been asked to peer review 'The Fourth Dimension', an interactive physics lesson available on iOS.

This week Prof and Brian reviewed Air Tycoon 3 on Android and iOS, for the Cost of a Coffee.

As the Prof jets off on the company dime to an exotic conference, Brian the lab technician highlights a free-to-play game to fill space. Here's Tekken Bowl.

Ridiculous Fishing: A Tale of Redemption, to honour it with its’ full title, is a marvellous medley of minigames wrapped up in one delightful package.

This week's Cost of a Coffee game is Surgeon Simulator, which is to Surgery what Pilot Wings is to flying an Airbus A380.

This week’s Cost of a Coffee game is Icycle: On Thin Ice from Damp Gnat, where you are a cyclist who must negotiate a series of dynamic levels… tackle out.

This week in Cost of a Coffee, Kane & Lynch 2. Universally panned upon release, we purchased it for £2.99 in lieu of our usual caffeinated pick-me-up.

Prof. Kelvin Harris reviews games you can get for the 'Cost of a Coffee'. This week Hero of Sparta by Gameloft.

Can you get a good gaming experience for the cost of a coffee? This week it's the simplest, most complicated game you'll ever play. Puzzlejuice.

Another week lurches into view and it’s time for Codec Moments to tell you about an exciting game you can buy for the Cost of a Coffee! This week, Threes! on iOS.