A refined experience, moving away from forgettable grind to a worthy adventure. [Issue#231, p.91]

A well-structured multiplayer FPS that encourages teamwork over gung-ho heroics. [Aug 2008, p.71]

A step back for Wii baseball controls, but enough of a gameplay leap to warrant playing. [Sept 2008, p.70]

It's one-note stuff. [July 2011, p.91]

Doesn't end with as strong a climax as episode one, but the levels of tension are solid throughout. [April 2015, p.73]

It's hobbled by the joypad control. [Mar 2011, p.94]

A good game that, alarmingly, seems hampered rather than helped by the remote. [Jan 2007, p.80]

A sloppy and surprisingly unimaginative journey through a dreary world. [Apr 2014, p.64]

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

Middling execution. [May 2012, p.98]

Don't expect much driving - the aim here is simply to cause the biggest pile-up. [Christmas 2011, p.87]

Get past the rubbish revenge tale and you'll find a brilliant new take on a series that needed it. [July 2015, p.77]

If you're older than twelve, forget about it. Otherwise, this is as good as it gets. [Dec 2007, p.75]

It's enjoyable in parts but the widely-placed checkpoints are tedious when you're on your tenth ill-judged leap. [Dec 2011, p.93]

A unique and endearing game idea that isn't quite matched by the structure of its challenges or worlds. [June 2017, p.76]

Imaginative accompaniment to a Tim Burton's reimagining of the children's classic. [Apr 2010, p.82]

Lack of polish and confused direction. [Sept 2015, p.70]

It wins the wacky factor but technically and visually we much prefer Top Spin 4. [June 2011, p.75]

Not as clean as "Football Manager," and by no means more accessible. [Jan 2009, p.77]

How do you review a revolution? [Sept 2016, p.84]

Solid, uninspiring, but another worthy sing-along all the same. [June 2006, p.79]

A glorified art gallery. [Sept 2011, p.91]

An awkward, inconsistent mish-mash of styles. [Oct 2013, p.71]

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

Revamped, repurposed, reinvigorated - finally, a game worthy of the slender superhero. [Sept 2012, p.106]

With only five stages, it's hard to justify the price tag unless you intend to chase high scores. [Christmas 2012, p.91]

A bewilderingly detailed city-building simulator. [Winter 2009, p.86]

A pleasant, relaxing experience at first, but s the dept rises and the work piles up, the fun begins to slip. [Christmas 2016, p.68]