While Little Deviants is clearly designed – above all else – to showcase the PS Vita's clever touch controls, this madcap minigame compilation is still is a fun diversion for anyone who fancies an absurd alternative to WipEout 2048's sickening twists and turns.

The characters in Little Deviants look like the kind of garish plastic toys that you might find in a Kinder Egg. Maybe that was the point. + Takes full advantage of the PlayStation Vita + A lot of fun - you'll be replaying quite a few of these games + Great level of creativity in the games - Some of...

The PS Vita's launch line-up has been carefully tailored to ensure it spotlights all of the platform's gizmos, from the touch-screen to its dual cameras.

There's no better game to demonstrate the cool new ways to interact with the Vita, but Little Deviants's long-lasting appeal is minimal, relying on too few gameplay ideas over too long a period of time

Rear touch ain't the half of it.

I bought my nephew 2 games for Christmas to go with his PSVita. All together he got 5 games and this is the one he plays the most, there are levels/mini games built into this title butthe augmented reality game is his favorite.

Little deviants is very much a set of games within a game. There is no real story line and instead is alot of very well designed mini games. The comic and "bouncy" style of the game adds to the enjoyability of the game and most importantly it is very easy to pick up and play anywhere.

I was prepared to dislike Little Deviants when tasked to review it.  Packed in as part of the bundle for those that pre-ordered the Vita Early Edition, this game has seen its share of criticism and has been likened to nothing more than a tech demo for the Vita hardware.  But you know what?

Great

Little Deviants has more content than your standard tech demo, and so it should as a retail game. However, it can't shake the tag, and feels like it's just trying to showcase what the Vita can do with a compilation of mini-games.