Cheap and cheerful, with nice graphics and fun gameplay. [Jan 2012, p.91]

The best looking game on mobiles? It's up there. But dodgy shooting controls let it down. [Oct 2013, p.78]

A serviceable platformer, but this feels like a step back from Epic Yarn. [Jan 2012, p.92]

Lovably inane. [Christmas 2013, p.89]

A meaty turn-based combat system means this should satisfy your hunger for traditional JRPGs. [March 2018, p.74]

While it can't quite live up to its predecessor, GOF3 still offers plenty to enjoy. [Nov 2016, p.83]

As a combination of puzzles and history lessons, you can't get much more entertaining, really. [Jan 2009, p.84]

Odd, but enjoyably so. [Sept 2010, p.99]

Good ideas squandered on a linear RPG. With few other PS3 RPGs, though, it's worth a look. [Nov 2007, p.65]

A decent stab at a J-horror sim. We'd be interested to see more first-person scarers. [Apr 2010, p.83]

The choice of events is staggering, even if they're a bit too streamlined. [Apr 2012, p.88]

It's a shame that horrendous frame rate issues provoke ire. [Dec 2013, p.74]

Animals add that extra layer of depth to your virtual life. [Christmas 2011, p.89]

One of the better action RPGs on PSP. Still, slow loading times and repetition annoy. [Mar 2007, p.80]

Graphic adventure fans will enjoy it, but even they will with for more action. [Aug 2009, p.69]

Uneven but occasionally inspired, this multiplayer jaunt is ultimately a minor entry in the franchise. [Dec 2015, p.68]

Middling execution. [May 2012, p.98]

Ultimately, Thea's genre blend is a success, but basic, bare bones presentation and repetitious combat hold it back. [Jan 2016, p.80]

Fun but old-fashioned role-playing in the Dragon Ball universe. [Winter 2009, p.86]

Traditional point 'n' click that smacks of the "Monkey Island" series. [Apr 2008, p.85]

It's still the Point Blank we know and love but without that pink light-gun it's not the same. [Dec 2006, p.84]

At least it won't stink your shelves out. [Jan 2011]

As sturdy as ever but you'll feel like you've seen it all before. [July 2007, p.80]

Four-player joy, but lone gamers will find something missing. [Dec 2008, p.84]

Both impressive and befuddling. Too messy to recommend but too interesting to overlook. [Mar 2008, p.78]

Beautiful and creepy, but some missed potential means it's short and not quite as sweet as it could have been. [Sept 2014, p.75]

It's half an hour long and you get infinite continues, so only sign up if high-score chasing is your 'thang.' [July 2012, p.90]

A decent stab at a GTA style game but it lacks choice and that essential feeling of life. [Christmas 2009, p.73]