For mindless shooting with a splattering of comedy, Infected does the job. [Aug 2006, p.81]

It works pretty well. [Jan 2012, p.91]

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

Nauseatingly basic and lazily produced, this should be avoided by all but fervent PS devotees. [Jan 2013, p.63]

A little rough around the edges, but, aptly enough, you'll keep coming back again and again. [June 2018, p.83]

Telltale delivers action and intrigue, but the Caped Crusader's greatest enemy is an uneven script. [Oct 2006, p.71]

Superbly strategic game for the shooter fan after a hardcore experience. [Dec 2013, p.63]

A brilliant reimagination of a classic that's up there with Championship Edition. [Dec 2008, p.84]

Poor Dizzy hasn't smashed it with this game. [Feb 2012, p.97]

Slick, challenging gameplay with brilliant pace, marred only by the average combat. [July 2010, p.88]

The gameplay's nothing new, but it's done well and is lots of fun, partly thanks to Ash and his frequent quips. [Aug 2011, p.95]

A unique and surprising MMO, for creators and dungeoneers alike. [Sept 2013, p.75]

Limited physics, bad AI and identikit players aside, this is the finest on-the-go football game ever made. [Jan 2011, p.97]

A weak tutorial and little in the way of an intro makes it a little unwelcoming, but given time to learn the rigging and establish a team, the experience comes good. [March 2013, p.87]

Multiplayer functionality so good it'll make you squirm with delight. [Oct 2013, p.81]

A unique twist on multiplayer combat, but niggling problems mean it's not a must-buy...yet. [July 2017, p.73]

A self-consciously retro and witty little strategy action game. [July 2010, p.96]

Full-pelt gaming that does everything it said it would very well. [Dec 2007, p.84]

A neat "brain pathways" interface helps you piece your findings together. [Christmas 2014, p.78]

An oldie but a goody, updated wiht some quirky additions to keep it fresh. [Aug 2008, p.82]

Okay, so it's not quite "Metroid" but "MOH: Heroes 2" is a fine addition to the Hitler-bashing genre and the second best shooter on the Wii. [Jan 2007, p.75]

A game design masterclass, but you'll need to Wii U version to make the most of its teachings. [Jan 2016, p.65]

The launch title that could tentatively fulfill a geek's wildest dream - to grow delts like Arnie from the comfort of their living room. [Jan 2011]

Army of Two: The 40th Day has taken past criticism on the chin. Salem and Rios have evolved from disagreeable meatheads into entertaining anti-heroes while the setting is now much more befitting to the gameplay. If you're looking for an intense but concentrated gaming experience, we think the masked mercs deliver. [Jan 2010, p.68]

Gorgeous-looking and filled with fresh tactical gameplay. [Jan 2014, p.64]

Plenty of fast, bloody carnage. [Aug 2012, p.79]

There's genuine long-term fun to be had in multiplayer modes, but it's not consistent. [June 2015, p.66]

Better than its predecessor, Flatout 2 is like a brasher but uglier brother to "Burnout." [Aug 2006, p.66]