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

When you're on the track Driveclub is stunning to behold, but it's held back by a lack of event types. [Christmas 2014, p.74]

We like what's on offer, but the clueless AI turns a crisis into a drag. [Nov 2008, p.85]

A clever, creepy refashioning of familiar ideas that will make your head spin - in a good way. [Issue#336, p.78]

It feels like From Software phone this one in. As DLC for the Souls series goes, this is a disappointment. [Christmas 2016, p.69]

Combines two of our favourite travelling pastimes - gaming and music - to great effect. [Sept 2008, p.74]

Initially dazzling, Escape Plan runs out of juice long, long before it's over. [May 2012, p.98]

Gloriously absurd shooter backed up with fast-paced and entertaining combat. [Apr 2009, p.76]

Variety would be welcome. [Apr 2017, p.81]

It can't match the point and click greats, but it's a welcome addition to DS. [June 2008, p.71]

A low fat FF rather than RPG heavyweight but still an ideal handheld adventure. [Issue#231, p.76]

Disappointingly, the patented 'escape and evade' gameplay dynamic comes with a hefty price to pay; put simply, The Bourne Conspiracy might just be the most linear game since the original Dragon's Lair.

A great idea in theory but far too fiddly and unapproachable to be truly satisfying. [March 2012, p.97]

One of the easiest Sims to play with an interesting adventure game style. [Dec 2007, P.66]

Survives on retro puzzle charm. [Nov 2009, p.62]

A big game made small, until the things that made it great became too small to see. [Feb 2012, p.95]

A neat little slice of nostalgia. [Feb 2011, p.94]

A massive step forward for SmackDown's fighting system. Now the rest needs tidying. [Dec 2007, p.42]

A nice twist on the Katamari template, but it soon gets repetitive. [Winter 2009, p.86]

It's not much to look at, but this is an absorbing experience for the patient player. [Feb 2011, p.87]

Paying up improves it tenfold. [Feb 2012, p.97]

Fascinating but alienating. [July 2018, p.83]

A number of the scenes lack any real zest. [May 2014, p.78]

A great party package that will improve with DLC. Worth a go if you don't have SingStar. [Jan 2008, p.76]

Witty writing and a large serving of cute means you might just rediscover your humanity. [March 2014, p.83]

Isn't quite as refined as Monster Hunter but it offers faster paced gameplay that some might even enjoy more. [Mar 2011, p.98]

A welcome, if slightly patch return for Mass Effect. The script has problems, but combat is bloody brilliant. [May 2017, p.62]

The levels are colorful but dull, and after a mere five minutes a lurking sense of deja vu descends. Dead poor. [July 2008, p.82]