It's a very playable game, but feels like a budget one, however. [May 2007, p.85]

It does deliver a thrilling dose of multiplayer combat. [Oct 2010, p.84]

The experience is a short one. [March 2016, p.81]

Wonderful and full of charm, but it can't reach the heights of the first game. [Oct 2006, p.70]

Addictive and perfect for generating some bitter competition. [Aug 2007, p.85]

Some good flinging fun but perhaps it plays a little too safe. [Christmas 2007, p.84]

A gorgeously crafted experience that's cramped by the occasionally obtuse signposting. [Christmas 2014, p.68]

A creative and inventive bag of tricks with plenty to keep you occupied despite its limitations. [Christmas 2014, p.70]

Rough round the edges and not overly varied, but it's still a great homage to the zombie genre. [Nov 2011, p.76]

Exremely satisfying. [Dec 2010, p.94]

Ticks all the boxes without ever once truly capturing the imagination. Cheap, though. [Aug 2006, p.78]

A wonderfully animated Disney-esque cartoon in which you have a minuscule amount of input. [Sept 2012, p.111]

Great if you're a stickler for tradition, but progress can feel overly slow at times. [Jan 2014, p.84]

A surprisingly rewarding and tactical combat sim that's not just for Trek fans, with an enjoyable enough story. [Feb 2007, p.68]

No more excuse to create your very own Bella and Edward. [Christmas 2012, p.94]

It's fun and polished, but it's just a bit too similar to previous versions. [Feb 2011, p.89]

Not worth the board for, but a bit of diverting fun for those tired of "Wii Fit." [Aug 2008, p.79]

It lacks Valve's charm but this magnet-based puzzler is more attractive than repulsive. [Sept 2013, p.72]

This space shooter isn't outstanding but offers a quick arcade fix. [Sept 2008, p.84]

A game for self-reflection and the melancholy. [Aug 2014, p.78]

Rewarding arcade action with a wholesome aesthetic; essential for score-chasing dog-lovers. [Oct 2018, p.69]

A much-needed change of tack which brings something new-ish to the floundering series. [Issue#231, p.92]

Get five people in the mix and you've a riot of brek-into-cliff chaos. [Feb 2013, p.89]

Combat and visuals are as stylish as we recall, but the camera is infuriatingly archaic. [Apr 2012, p.94]

New dekes, revamped defence, and a breezy Threes mode - lots to enjoy, but the clock's ticking for a revamp. [Nov 2017, p.70]

More linear than you'd like, but this is a well-crafted and replayable horror experience. [Oct 2015, p.66]

An ambitious and relentless horror adventure that keeps coming up with startling new ideas. [Nov 2017, p.78]

Simple in combat but underpinned by a host of stats, HoR sates your desire for more stuff. [August 2012, p.68]