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

An accessible off-road racer, but a lack of personality and dull management features let it down. [Aug 2017, p.76]

Another quality slice of DBZ action, but a bit short on options for super-completists. [Sept 2006, p.75]

Uncomfortable, unsettling, and truly unpleasant. A ferociously effective horror game, then. [June 2017, p.68]

A beautiful yet flawed game that draws you in with its stylish looks and feels like nothing else. [Aug 2017, p.78]

A fine arcade port but ironically it lacks the guts of more modern scrappers. [Feb 2008, p.69]

Dead money is all about the companion interaction and offers a decent addition to your game time for 800 points. [Mar 2011, p.94]

An inventive, surprisingly in-depth battle system is the highlight of this mid-'90s-style RPG. [June 2017, p.78]

One of the better Kirby games, but it's just too similar to Triple Deluxe to stand out. [Aug 2016, p.72]

A cheerfully quirky, crunchy shooter - but it's a grind to get to the good stuff. [Apr 2012, p.76]

A good ending to a beloved series, but it's definitely time to lay Dark Souls to rest for a while. [June 2017, p.80]

We're left cautiously optimistic for Telltale's first foray into the Marvel universe, but the story needs to shift up a gear if this series is to escape the shadow of its big-screen brother. [June 2017, p.83]

Good fun, if pricey. [Apr 2012, p.85]

Happily addictive. [May 2013, p.81]

A very nearly excellent on-rails shooter that revisits some of our favourite horror games. [Christmas 2009, p.74]

If you like shiny, happy golf (if a little samey), then go "four" this. [Aug 2008, p.82]

Pure and punishing, under its cold exterior N++ bursts with seriously clever and creative challenges. [Sept 2015, p.68]

Rebalanced systems, increased level caps and a new class make this worth one last crusade. [June 2014, p.66]

One for those who enjoy crazy golf, rather than those who fancy themselves the next Rory McIlroy. [Nov 2017, p.73]

A challenging battle through rooms and tombs. A bit repetitive and frustrating, but frequently thrilling. [July 2018, p.78]

With its pinball mechanics, it's a novel, albeit short-lived, twist on the Metroidvania. [July 2018, p.81]

Any game that rewards you for stepping way needs a good talking to. [June 2015, p.79]

There's still plenty of retro fun to be had. [May 2013, p.89]

A brilliant plot line is a mixed blessing in this better-than-average action RPG. [Dec 2009, p.71]

This pixelated city building title packs just enough humour and style to elevate it above free-to-play also-rans and into the territory of being genuinely addictive. [May 2013, p.89]

It doesn't reinvent the wheel, but this is still one of the best in the series yet. [Feb 2011, p.95]

The ultimate FIFA in terms of licenses, teams and presentation; fails to excite on the pitch. [Dec 2007, p.55]

A big, enjoyable adventure, marred only by some technical issues. [Christmas 2008, p.64]