Featuring the depth and feel of a muddy puddle, this so-so beat-'em-up relies on a sleazy hook. [Nov 2018, p.75]

A royal pain in the ass. [June 2013, p.83]

A list of technical issues really let down what could otherwise be an enjoyable, if simplistic, RPG. [Jan 2016, p.74]

An irritating experience that unfortunately has to go down as a Marvel disappointment. [June 2008, p.68]

One for virtual tourists only. [Dec 2016, p.83]

They still haven't worked out how to go beyond button-mashing without breaking people. [Aug 2008, p.75]

Pretty as it is, Koi isn't polished enough to make any waves. [July 2016, p.80]

Too cheap and nasty by half. They used to crusade against this kind of thing. [Aug 2011, p.91]

Short and repetitive, this is basic stuff for a pretty basic price. [Aug 2011, p.93]

A blend of XCOM and Tropico that boils down to shallow strategy in a Goodfellas skin. [Apr 2013, p.78]

The combat can be entertaining but the occasional nice idea falls flat through some poor presentation and execution. [Christmas 2011, p.94]

A cut-down package that feels super stingy, despite the entertaining action between the ropes. [Jan 2015, p.76]

Don't get this - go seek out last year's War For Cybertron game instead. [Sept 2011, p.88]

Long-term Ape fans will be disappointed. [Sept 2011, p.92]

Don't get this - go seek out last year's War For Cybertron game instead.

Interesting license and competent combat, all made redundant by mindless repetition. [July 2007, p.67]

This is one Worms game that should be left to float off in space. [Apr 2008, p.76]

The ability to switch between classic and HD visuals is a brief curiosity, but nothing more. [May 2013, p.81]

Ninja Blade isn't without merit, but little of what it sets out to do is well implemented. [May 2009, p.64]

A horrific payment structure undermines an excellent card battler. [Oct 2014, p.71]

A great looking, but shallow shooter. [Nov 2013, p.79]

A game that just can't keep up with Clancy's ever-evolving war zone. [July 2006, p.80]

The entirety of Black Knight Sword is spent fighting against the staccato movements and flimsy combat. [March 2013, p.81]

There's very little to differentiate this from other Warriors titles. [June 2008, p.82]

Time Crisis has always looked out of place on consoles and this just doesn't work. [Feb 2008, p.76]

Playable, but deflatingly tedious. [Feb 2007, p.68]

A Sims game too far; it offers very little that's new in terms of gameplay. [Dec 2006, p.74]

The gameplay elements are there, but only hardcore fans are likely to find them. [Oct 2011, p.95]