Complex and beautiful. [Apr 2013, p.84]

A delirious Saturday-morning romp through the Decepticon forces. [Dec 2015, p.83]

We can't wait for the third entry, but this is an excellent return trip to the Metro in the meantime. [Nov 2014, p.70]

A unique driving game which rewards constant re-tries and perfect driving. [Oct 2007, p.73]

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

We see why "Road to Ruin" was a 'deleted scene," but Gears 2 remains bloody brill. [Oct 2009, p.71]

Another fun, if baffling, slice of Noire. [Sept 2011, p.87]

Doom 2 remains a superb shooter that even newcomers will appreciate.

Another good addition to the series but this isn't the 'next-gen' Madden to blow you away. [Oct 2007, p.79]

Tough, intimidating, and powerfully gripping, Dawn of War III is the Power Fist of RTS sequels. [June 2017, p.74]

The puzzles are a bit old hat, but still super addictive. [Sept 2011, p.93]

Don't expect too much from the 3D, but otherwise a great handheld Sonic game. [Jan 2012, p.76]

Gorgeously animated tactical RPG that'll charm and challenge in equal measure. [Jan 2012, p.85]

A must for city-building fans with a few frustrations that don't ruin the experience. [Feb 2007, p.72]

A great little adventure. [Mar 2011, p.95]

Slick, smooth, and beautiful, it shines like never before on current-gen. [Aug 2016, p.79]

GH Live brings plenty of fresh ideas, but a few annoyances stop it short of achieving true greatness. [Christmas 2015, p.]

A quality game that packs a similar punch to previous installments, but it's a bit familiar. [Apr 2007, p.59]

Nothing revolutionary, but worthy of any strategy fan's attention, and a must for Halo devotees. [Apr 2017, p.72]

Both are oozing with humour and quality. [Jan 2013, p.79]

A hugely enjoyable quest that deserves more appreciation in the UK. [May 2008, p.85]

Improves on the original to deliver a brilliant game of baseball with a charming style. [July 2018, p.70]

We were surprised, excited and twinkly-eyed during an excellent finale. [Christmas 2012, p.28]

A sprawling game in a familiar setting, and a clever tune-up for the cRPG. Just what the backers hoped for. [June 2015, p.74]

Beautiful and ruthlessly addictive. Be prepared to lose your time. And the feeling in your fingers. [June 2014, p.68]

If anything, Lego The Hobbit will improve your opinion of the films. [June 2014, p.71]

If platforming is your drug of choice then Cloudberry Kingdom is crack cocaine. [Nov 2013, p.71]

Massively addictive. [Aug 2006, p.73]