Funny and intelligent. [Aug 2013, p.69]

Sharper players, a fab campaign, and FUT's increased value make FIFA 18 a match made in heaven. [Nov 2017, p.66]

Sometimes frustrates, but more-often-than-not lures you back for more. [Aug 2011, p.95]

Puts a rocket up the bottom of cover-based shooters. Embrace its reckless sense of speed. [Issue#232, p.80]

The best Tiger for a while thanks to some cunning and captivating new features. [Nov 2008, p.66]

If it's Formula One that you want, F1 2010 delivers the finest, most all-encompassing F1 racer on console.

A beautiful bullet-hell with high-energy visuals and music that sometimes descend into chaos. [Aug 2018, p.82]

For any fan of its spiritual predecessor, Two Point Hospital is that rarest of games that is simply exactly what you want it to be, nor more, no less. If you've been suffering from Bullfrog deficiency since 1997, you'll find it the perfect cure - a nostalgia injection, right to the heart. [Nov 2018, p.87]

Dante doubters be damned, this is a rollicking good twitcher reborn. [April 2015, p.60]

PES continues being brilliant on the pitch and less so off it, but it's a worthy upgrade over last year's entry. [Nov 2017, p.70]

Forget what's not there; deeper Zombies, focused multiplayer, and COD's great Blackout bet pays off. [Issue#336, p.72]

A finely-tuned online shooter that delivers an excellent multiplayer experience at a good price. [Sept 2009, p.78]

An ingeniously crafted puzzler with surprising depth to its levels. [Sept 2013, p.77]

A large part of what makes Loco Roco such a joy is its complete lack of traditional gaming obstacles. Levels are largely squishy, curvy, cushioned affairs with no holes of doom to fall down or bad guys to shoot. [Aug 2006, p.69]

A great platformer with broader appeal than before, but there isn't a lot new here. [July 2013, p.78]

More abilities, more zany humour, and crucially, more chickens make this a winner winner. [Oct 2018, p.78]

The additions and balance tweaks make this the definitive version of an already great fighter. [Aug 2014, p.74]

The first Darksiders rightly garnered itself a cult following, but it's barely fit to hold a candle to Darksiders II. Bigger, bolder, more creative, more interesting, deeper, smarter, better... Hurl all the positive adjectives and adverbs you want at this action-adventure sequel and they'll stick good and tight. [Oct 2012, p.73]

Sweaty, scary and sprawling - the most impressive chunk of Fallout 3 DLC yet. [Sept 2009, p.81]

A tad rough around the edges, but this is as daring and original as Wii gaming gets. [Mar 2008, p.80]

It gives new Pokemon a real run for its money. [Jan 2015, p.83]

Beautiful, expansive and rewarding. Fresh experiences mark a return to form. [Christmas 2013, p.66]

Another superb Bungie shooter, but it doesn't improve on the existing formula enough. [Dec 2009, p.80]

A dead good story, cleverly told. Easy and short, but essential for adventure buffs. [Feb 2011, p.84]

The 'cleanest' mud racer around - but if you're looking for frantic racing, you've hit paydirt. [Dec 2008, p.79]

A magnificent return that joins the ranks of "Test Drive Unlimited," "PGR3" and "Forza 2." [Aug 2007, p.62]

The social aspect is hugely addictive. [June 2012, p.84]

Play with a friend and it's a blast, but playing solo makes its faults harder to ignore. [Apr 2009, p.68]