One of the few genuinely scary experiences we've had with a mobile game, even if it is a little derivative. [July 2013, p.86]

Reasonably-priced, high quality DLC that's left us hungry for the next full season. [Oct 2013, p.71]

Everyone loves a nice time paradox, but we'd like more freedom. [Christmas 2008, p.84]

Some nice touches give FIFA a commanding presence, but an unfinished feel hurts it. [Christmas 2006, p.94]

Seems to forget Indy's also a teacher. All the action, none of the smarts. [Aug 2009, p.66]

On consoles it's only really for addicts. [May 2009, p.84]

There's a sense of automation that some otherwise satisfying pilot customisation options can't shoot down. [Aug 2013, p.78]

It does something genuinely different and demonstrates how good non-games can be. [June 2008, p.70]

It falls short of an unqualified recommendation at full-price because of a difficulty curve that's more or less flatlined, and the sometimes glacial (as an 'ice age', ha!) pace of the action. [Sept 2009, p.75]

Telltale delivers action and intrigue, but the Caped Crusader's greatest enemy is an uneven script. [Oct 2006, p.71]

A well-executed tie-in aimed squarely at the movie's target audience. Old 'uns, steer clear. [Sept 2008, p.69]

Despite appearances, this at first accessible brawler quickly winds up too unforgiving for its own good. [Apr 2016, p.64]

A perfectly enjoyable card game, but one that struggles to keep pace with the heavyweights of the genre. [Apr 2018, p.68]

On consoles it's only really for addicts. [May 2009, p.84]

This is bound to find a hardcore following, but it's frustratingly tough. [Dec 2008, p.84]

While the characters are charming, the quest itself grows tired very quickly. [Issue#232, p.85]

One of the best first-person shooters on mobiles, but controls are still irksome. [Aug 2012, p.86]

While it never gets frustratingly fiddly, you'll also rarely be seriously taxed. Despite all those colours, Hue lacks the vibrancy of the very best puzzle-platformers. [Oct 2006, p.81]

It's cute, comical but simple. [Christmas 2006, p.96]

Fancy fighting Space Orks? Get this. [Nov 2011, p.91]

Pick it up and expect to be battering aside thugs at your peril as its titular goblin hero is shockingly delicate. [Christmas 2014, p.78]

If you fancy a challenge and the price suits, you won't regret your purchase. Just don't expect your mind to be blown. [March 2017, p.83]

On consoles it's only really for addicts. [May 2009, p.84]

The addition of snowboards and easy tricks makes this calming and un-taxing fun. [Mar 2009, p.78]

Lacking the clinical, rhythmical drive of Lumines, it's the perfectly dopey nightcap after a day of hectic digital adventures. [July 2011, p.89]

Original and good fun. [Nov 2011, p.93]

Stylish and brutal hack and slash slightly let down by mediocre platforming and repetition. [May 2009, p.82]

Despite starting to show its age horribly this is still an engrossing point-and-click adventure. [May 2009, p.76]