A sporty hatchback rather than an exotic supercar but worth taking for a spin. [Jan 2009, p.85]

Lacks the variety and choice of the other formats but it's a competent sneak-'em-up. [Christmas 2009, p.68]

Sadly, the thrills and spills are only fun in its, so Crashday is unlikely to overtake your social life. [May 2006, p.78]

Decent and entertaining, but you've seen it all before. [Oct 2006, p.84]

A solid sim, but there are better racers out there. [Aug 2012, p.84]

It's complex and challenging in some really novel ways. [Christmas 2014, p.78]

A lesser JRPG revival for Sega, though hardcore players will find depths worth exploring here. [Issue#333, p.75]

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

A faithful board game adaptation that lacks the depth to grab you in its power fist and not let go. [Issue#336, p.83]

Simple and effective hack-and-slasher that will entertain rather than amaze. [June 2007, p.84]

Hotline Miami meets Gunpoint, gets lost in its own jokes, and ends up with middling approval ratings. [Aug 2015, p.69]

Enjoyable, if lightweight, tower defense at a decent price. [Feb 2013, p.87]

The core gameplay is a little dull and repetitive. [Aug 2010, p.100]

The addition of remixed versions of old classics makes this a worthy alternative to traditional tabletop games. [Christmas 2009, p.80]

A likeable, if slight, slice of gory Brothers Grimm gaming. [Winter 2009, p.86]

Simple and briefly amusing Orc butchery but this doesn't work as well as "SW: Battlefront." [Mar 2009, p.72]

Good for anyone who'd rather be doing algebra than playing "GTA," but it's not as good as "Brain Training." [Jan 2007, p.82]

Irritating level layouts will leave some gamers stumped. [Nov 2012, p.90]

Not every game on this disc is a classic. [May 2007, p.85]

A likeable, if slight, slice of gory Brothers Grimm gaming. [Winter 2009, p.86]

A great Disney fan service that appeals to a larger audience than you might think. [Christmas 2011, p.85]

A neat concept spoiled by a sluggish response, an imperfect UI and a pen too chunky for detail. [Feb 2012, p.92]

While enjoyable enough on its own terms, Game of Thrones is starting to feel uncomfortably like a Telltale B-side. [Summer 2015, p.81]

Like its protagonist, you're left feeling Get Even needed a little more love and attention to make its many ideas come together. [July 2017, p.83]

Watching creations take their first wobbly steps is a great laugh - lucky, as there's not much else to do. [Feb 2012, p.95]

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

Isn't anything more than a tech demo. [July 2012, p.86]

Whether you see the drawing as innovative or gimmicky will determine if you'll like this. [Nov 2007, p.72]