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

Terrifically addictive and filled with songs that you'll want to play repeatedly. The RSI will be worth it. [Feb 2016, p.83]

Random flailing with little hint of rhyme or reason. That's the game and our dancing. [Issue#232, p.93]

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

Shines with hog-tastic potential, but the actual 'role playing' bits need beefing up. [Nov 2008, p.70]

Too similar to the first agame but it's a simple and engaging adventure. [May 2008, p.85]

A decent shooter at heart. It really comes into its own with regular comrades to play with. [Apr 2010, p.66]

Great looks, impressive handling, good tracks and cars. But where's the career mode? [Dec 2009, p.64]

Origins' biggest issue is it's anything but original. [Jan 2017, p.81]

The game's appeal stretches well beyond its absurdities. [Aug 2010, p.99]

Fundamentally this is an enjoyable new take on a truly classic game. [Nov 2015, p.81]

While Ninja Storm 2 may look and sound exactly like Naruto, the boy ninja's boundless energy is sadly lacking. [Issue#231, p.90]

Note quite up there with the Pokemons of this world, but there is masses of potential here. [Aug 2007, p.84]

Morphing gets deliciously knotty as the levels unfold, only let down by a tedious focus on collecting trinkets to unlock new levels. [Dec 2013, p.69]

Contract killer has plentiful missions, most of which involve rescuing hapless survivors, and fighting for upgrades. [Jan 2012, p.94]

High-wire hijinks in the spirit of the show. Who knew Omega Force had it in them? [Oct 2006, p.79]

It's just a shame that by the time you master it, the short three hour quest is up. [Jan 2013, p.83]

Authentic, brutal and uncompromising, but a few niggling flaws hold it back from greatness. [Oct 2010, p.67]

While it has been surpassed by some newer RPG's, you'll still relish the opportunity to approach the series from the start. [Jan 2009, p.85]

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

We especially liked robot monkey swinging pal Ragno, though a few more levels wouldn't go amiss. [June 2012, p.84]

Despite lush visuals Syndicate doesn't have what it takes to compete with modern shooters. [Apr 2012, p.82]

The story and world on offer here is beautiful, but control hiccups ruin some imaginative puzzling. [June 2015, p.65]

A brave experiment and one that's really paid off. Looks great, too. [May 2007, p.64]

This is a sure shank redemption for Techland, and a big step up from previous Dead Islands. [April 2015, p.65]

A kiddie puzzler with a mean streak. [Sept 2011, p.89]

Breathless, beautiful combat that hasn't matured in any way. Roman Bellic would love it. [Dec 2012, p.82]

Quite a simple game, enlivened to no end by pure silliness and huge breadth of content. [Dec 2012, p.85]