Reasonably-priced, high quality DLC that's left us hungry for the next full season. [Oct 2013, p.71]

Plenty of standout moments, but CoH2 isn't the revolution we hoped for. [Sept 2013, p.76]

One of the best action games on Wii and a great FPS in its own right. Wii owner? Get this. [May 2010, p.74]

The orange smasher returns better than ever in this lovingly-crafted remaster. [Sept 2017, p.76]

It'll win you over with its simplistic charm. [Jan 2009, p.84]

A staggeringly high poly count and sumptuous dynamic lighting mean haring down a straight at 230 mph on a 1200cc superbike is a genuinely electrifying experience. [July 2006, p.76]

A bigger, more polished version of the world's favourite exercise software. Very slick. [Winter 2009, p.85]

A great translation of fishing. [July 2010, p.96]

There's something of Ico or Shadow of the Colossus in A Ride into the Mountains, and we're not just talking about the setting. [Nov 2013, p.79]

A sweeping, if imperfect, saga that takes a house of nobodies and makes you truly care. [Jan 2016, p.78]

Showroom shine and technical brilliance manages to get in the way of the 'game'. [May 2008, p.67]

The results are fantastic. NS3 is tactical and tense, but sometimes the emphasis on teamwork can mean you're stuck on a long losing slope if your pals are rubbish. [Jan 2013, p.86]

The best Fable yet and one of the greatest adventure games ever to hit 360. [Jan 2011, p.]

Not as intelligently conceived as Zero Escape, but every bit as riveting. [Apr 2014, p.79]

The same adventuring brilliance. Some core improvements help to trump the original. [Christmas 2012, p.76]

A bigger, better sequel to an interesting idea, but one that falls slightly short of greatness. [March 2017, p.74]

A treat for fans of side-scrolling adventures - provided they have the stomach for the slog. [Mar 2008, p.72]

Small but perfectly formed; a great addition rather than a proper sequel. [Christmas 2006, p.86]

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

Bucketloads of depth and surprisingly simple to jump into. It's free, too! [Jan 2013, p.84]

Thought-provoking, innovative, and haunting, OneShot is immmersive in a totally unique way. [Feb 2017, p.80]

It's compelling and in-depth enough to appeal to board game old-timers, and easy enough to learn that noobs won't be noobs for long. [May 2015, p.82]

A fast-paced test of nerve and skill, Penarium offers all the fun of the fair in single-or multiplayer. [Dec 2015, p.70]

Despite some finicky micro-management, the settings make this a strong Pokemon spin-off. [Oct 2012, p.87]

Diverse, chaotic, and loads of fun, especially with a group of friends. [Christmas 2013, p.84]

A fun puzzle game. [Nov 2016, p.83]

Just as good as we all remember it, basically because nothing much has changed. [Apr 2007, p.58]

As brilliant on Wii as it is on DS, but it does feel like a bit of a missed opportunity. There's no two-player - we fancied a bit of head-to-head operating or co-op. [Jan 2007, p.77]