A fine racing puzzle and track building package. [Christmas 2008, p.85]

City planning meets the survival of the human race in an Arctic wilderness, and it's snow joke. [June 2018, p.80]

Still a tough game to love but if you click with Monster Hunter it'll be an all-consuming relationship. [May 2010, p.62]

A great game strongly converted to its ideal system - but it's not as flexible as it could be. [Aug 2007, p.68]

Fails to build on the strengths of "Spider-Man 2" and take Spidey on to a whole new level. [June 2007, p.66]

An expert slice of role-playing goodness, with impressive depth and a novel control system.

Like a diamond-centered jelly bean it looks sweet but it's hardcore underneath. [Winter 2009, p.80]

As if it wasn't Total enough, Total War gets even more Total. [Nov 2007, p.85]

A clever time-travelling action game that makes most platformers feel shallow by comparison. [Aug 2014, p.71]

Crysis 3 is a supermodel of an FPS. On consoles there's less makeup to conceal the lack of ideas, but on a two-grand PC, the beauty is such that it barely matters. The division is so significant, however, that we suggest knocking a few points off of the score if you're playing on the former. [April 2013, p.74]

One of the best eShop games since launch. [June 2013, p.78]

Smarter than an AI supercomputer. [Aug 2015, p.72]

A gripping spy thriller, successfully replicating the XCOM campaign structure in a le Carre-like world. [Oct 2018, p.66]

Perfect for beat maestros but a must-play for anyone who likes fun games (everyone?). [June 2009, p.75]

Clever, considered, and unrelenting. A rewarding mental test for anyone up to its challenge. [Mar 2015, p.69]

Aperture devices make a perfect fit for the Move want with this intuitive DLC. [Feb 2013, p.87]

Accomplished, if not exactly groundbreaking. [June 2013, p.80]

This'll feel right at home when it reaches PS4 later this year. [Aug 2014, p.79]

A chilling first chapter that's worth donating money for to secure early access. [June 2013, p.81]

The game justifies the hype. [Dec 2009, p.82]

Close to brilliant, DD's excellent online play and questing is only let down by clunky combat. [July 2012, p.68]

Rights many of 06's previous wrongs to produce a cracker. [Apr 2007, p.66]

The series is certainly in safe hands, but we wish new developer The Coalition was a little bolder. [Dec 2016, p.70]

Charming, funny, and full of creative scope. A nice break from Minecraft, even if it is limited in comparison. [Dec 2016, p.72]

A crafty, atmospheric puzzler. [Sept 2013, p.77]

It might favor quality over quantity, but this is a perfect introduction to couch co-op on Switch. [May 2017, p.68]

Naturally, a must for fans, but the gentle learning curve makes it a tactical fun-for-all. [Feb 2009, p.76]

Big and exciting, packed with content. It's GRAW 1.5 in terms of gameplay, however. [May 2007, p.67]