A glorious celebration of what it means to be a sniper, with some cracking co-op play to boot. [Apr 2017, p.71]

A thinking bug's puzzler. [Aug 2012, p.86]

Wickedly enjoyable. [Jan 2013, p.71]

A unique and worthwhile offering in a genre that all too often feels by the numbers. [Aug 2016, p.83]

Fresh MMO with some good ideas, but can't quite escape from antiquated MMO conventions. [Oct 2012, p.90]

You'll be shocked that a Nintendo launch game can shake you up so easily. [Jan 2013, p.72]

Engaging, funny and fresh, not to mention stuffed to the brim with personality! [Oct 2012, p.91]

The best SOCOM in years. Doesn't do anything fresh, but it's handsome, polished and fun. [June 2011, p.78]

Another case of Ninty spinning endless invention from the simplest of ideas. Well worth a play(doh). [June 2015, p.72]

Levels are well designed, though the convoluted map screen feels like a forced error. [May 2013, p.87]

A great pack for general dabblers, then, if not huge value for fans of specific modes. [June 2011, p.81]

Thoroughly addictive. [Jan 2013, p.81]

Beautiful and difficult in equal measures - better when played with a partner. [Nov 2013, p.71]

Enjoyable freeplay mode. [Dec 2009, p.86]

Highly addictive, carefully crafted, and insane in all the right ways. Another slice of indie excellence. [June 2014, p.75]

Short-lived but perfectly formed, this is a welcome invite back to an engrossing world. [Aug 2012, p.77]

It doesn't add as much as the University Expansion, but it's fun. [Nov 2007, p.84]

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

As no-nonsense and businesslike as the inside of a Touring Car. One for the connoisseurs. [March 2009, p.70]

All the additions will be a breath of fresh air for any XCOM 2 veteran. [Nov 2017, p.78]

The difficulty tuning makes it a great buy for fanatics and noobs. Not so, those in the middle. [July 2010, p.80]

No good for loners, but if you have seven chums you don't mind rubbing against, this is ace. [Nov 2013, p.73]

Forget the internet, then - Windjammers' arena is the living room, and there it shines just as brightly as it did in 1994. [Nov 2017, p.79]

A smart and vividly simple holiday, for younger players only. [Christmas 2007, p.79]

A swagbag of stolen promises, not all of which deliver. Still, it outshines many new-gen titles. [Apr 2014, p.55]

Hard like a frowning diamond, but with huge depth to discover. [Dec 2011, p.82]

An affecting world. [Oct 2014, p.70]

It's still a great game but fans of the DS version are going to feel short-changed by the lack of imagination in this Wii retread.