Immediately entertaining, but not particularly deep or long-lasting. [Aug 2011, p.95]

Blasting away pulsing nasties is fun and becomes enjoyably challenging in later stages, but the high price and the lack of Cross-Buy are symptoms we'd rather have avoided. [June 2013, p.77]

There's precious little substance. [Apr 2014, p.78]

Unfortunately, a dull story stains the otherwise shiny chrome. [July 2014, p.78]

A fantastic effort that mostly delivers on the promises made during its funding campaign. [June 2017, p.71]

By no means perfect, but it's certainly the best game off the back of hte movie. [Oct 2007, p.72]

Disappointing stuff. The tennis action just isn't as joyous as its presentation. [Apr 2008, p.55]

It can be quite unforgiving at times but for the most part it's thoroughly enjoyable. [Apr 2007, p.61]

Held back by bugs and boredom, Martyr can still sometimes be fun - especially with three others. [Aug 2018, p.74]

Probably the most accessible SimCity to date; certainly not dumbed down. Great stuff. [Dec 2008, p.70]

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

Sweet and simple. It might be old-fashioned but it's as addictive as it's ever been. [June 2006, p.70]

Will only entertain Moon newbies. [July 2007, p.70]

A real hoot. [Aug 2012, p.77]

You'll spend most of your A-men play time chewing your fist in repressed frustration due to its imprecise floaty physics and harsh save point system. [May 2012, p.103]

A sweet slice of handheld fun, but familiarity breeds contempt. [May 2007, p.83]

Why play this when you could be playing the incredible Street Fighter 4? [Apr 2009, p.82]

It's all a bit of a compromised mess, frankly. [Feb 2007, p.84]

Nice-looking but badly paced: like the game's policemen, it plods. [Christmas 2011, p.87]

Part RPG, part RTS, it sadly fails to nail both. An entertaining if mediocre medieval adventure. [Nov 2016, p.80]

Some neat touches shake things up, but it's still the same old hack'n'slash formula. [May 2012, p.103]

Full of fan service, but struggles to welcome anyone who isn't already invested in Final Fantasy. [Apr 2018, p.74]

There's also a fantastic variety to the undead. [Apr 2012, p.87]

While the limited amount of control can be frustrating, this mystery still manages to enthrall. [Oct 2018, p.77]

Wobbly in the gameplay department, it still packs an eerily disturbing punch. [Apr 2013, p.79]

A royal pain in the ass. [June 2013, p.83]

Lacks the parent series' gloss and pizzazz, but the core card game is sound enough. [Feb 2013, p.84]

Accessible for console gamers and vital for the comic fan. If you're prepared to pay subs, get it. [Mar 2011, p.79]