Not quite the action classic we'd hoped for but an enjoyable shooter all the same. [May 2009, p.72]

It's Crysis, but with less room to breathe. Could do with lingering on those action scenes. [Dec 2008, p.83]

Terrific 3D and a massive roster can't make up for the disappointing single-player. [Apr 2012, p.89]

A mature and serious racing game that ill impress you. [Mar 2007, p.84]

You may not love it, but you should experience it. [Apr 2012, p.90]

A fantastic accompaniment to the tournament at a good price. Well done EA. [July 2012, p.87]

It's loveable, yes, but those household tasks can be a chore for all the wrong reasons. [June 2006, p.58]

It's not the size - it's what you do with it. Freedom to race at the expense of focus. [July 2009, p.76]

Very different from the Japanese games, but a quality, polished shooter. [Nov 2013, p.62]

A sweet RPG with a wicked centre - well worth giving a punt. [Oct 2006, p.84]

Although poorly explained in places, there are plenty of thrills in this top-down loot shooter. [June 2016, p.78]

The game is a little clunky in places, with glitches and a shaky lobby, but that barely detracts from the fun of a perfectly recreated, playable slasher flick. The only drawback is that you NEED seven friends to enjoy this. It works with randoms, but the real joy is playing with people you know: all those howling recriminations, the taunts, cheering the kills. [Aug 2017, p.80]

Continues the fine work of the originals, but "Fire Emblem" and "Disgaea" are tighter games. [Aug 2008, p.76]

Exhaustive tennis sim with fantastic gameplay modes but lacking the depth of its rivals. [Apr 2012, p.84]

A cracking collection. [Apr 2009, p.75]

The depth offered in Titan Quest is great, but when the beasts get harder and the rewards stay the same, you've got to ask if you're getting a raw deal. [Sept 2006, p.71]

Packs a charming city hub, but dull repetitive combat lets it down. [June 2012, p.80]

Solid stuff. [Mar 2008, p.82]

Improves on "FIFA 08" in gameplay terms, but lacks the intelligence of EA's PS2 game. [May 2008, p.83]

McIlroy's future is as promising on the virtual greens as on the real ones. [Sept 2015, p.74]

By showing signs of what it can be, rather than what it wants to pretend to be, things are far improved. [June 2015, p.77]

It looks like an arcade throwback, but Onrush takes racers to new places - if not always successfully. [Aug 2018, p.76]

Not quite as good as you remember, but still worth revisiting. [Nov 2013, p.75]

Chock-full of solid single-player shooting, but ultimately missing the spark of greatness. [Christmas 2017, p.70]

A gorgeous return. Simpler than we remember, but no less charming for it. [Feb 2014, p.73]

Floaty controls make for a frustrating experience, but the presentation is excellent. [Nov 2013, p.80]

No matter how hard it tries Oceanhorn will never have the magic to give the very best Zeldas a run for their rupees. [Feb 2014, p.78]

Will keep your historical appetite under control while waiting for "Medieval 2." [Sept 2006, p.81]