Delightfully cheesy and not afraid to try new things. It's short but fun while it lasts. [Feb 2012, p.96]

How do you review a revolution? [Sept 2016, p.84]

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

A world of grim opportunity - but you need to suffer before earning the glory of your own Alcatraz. [Dec 2015, p.79]

A hugely enjoyable alternative for management newbies.[Jan 2011, p.96]

It's what you'd expect from The Sims and not too much more. [Christmas 2011, p.93]

Few scares, little innovation - but a fun play through regardless. Great multiplayer, too. [Sept 2011, p.81]

Not as tight as the first, but still one of the most engaging murder mysteries in games. [Nov 2014, p.68]

The problem is that for those same fans that have been shouting about Pullblox since day one, there's painfully little to get excited about. [Sept 2014, p.80]

A minor work by its dev's standards, but committed looters will grow to love this slow-burn adventure. [Jan 2015, p.79]

A stellar kickabout, but lacks that razzmatazz that made the other versions so memorable. [July 2006, p.66]

A lovely looking game. [Sept 2011, p.93]

With the remote in hand Armageddon plays best on Wii, but we'd like a fresh installment. [Aug 2007, p.68]

It's lost some of its sheen over the years, but Halo is still a monolithic classic worth replaying. [Jan 2012, p.74]

A strong middle chapter full of engaging strategy. [June 2016, p.76]

Sizzling hot combat notched by unflinching difficulty. [June 2016, p.80]

Takes several steps forward and a few shuffles back. [Christmas 2009, p.64]

A refined experience, moving away from forgettable grind to a worthy adventure. [Issue#231, p.91]

It's best played against humans. [Apr 2012, p.85]

Your brain will realise that it's imperfect and messy, but it's bound to set your heart aflutter. [Jan 2018, p.64]

Rich environments and stylish visuals fit perfectly on the handheld, and the levels are varied and darkly amusing. [May 2013, p.81]

Tries too hard to be PSP's killer app, but is just too inhibited to ever really blow you away. [Dec 2006, p.76]

Fun stuff. [Jan 2009, p.80]

Classy, demanding and atmospheric - but it won't suit everybody. [Aug 2008, p.83]

More of the same loopy entertainment but still appealing. [Issue#231, p.95]

A predictable theme for a graphic adventure compensated [for] by obvious affection for the genre. [Jan 2009, p.84]

A surprisingly entertaining adventure with great controls. [Mar 2007, p.84]