A gorgeous adventure that improves the more time you invest. Take it slowly and explore. [Oct 2006, p.76]

A retrofuturistic adventure that promises comedy and action, and only ever falters on the latter. [Oct 2006, p.75]

An elegant action game with some fantastic abilities, let down by a lacklustre narrative. [Oct 2006, p.72]

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

Wonderful and full of charm, but it can't reach the heights of the first game. [Oct 2006, p.70]

Complex and rewarding, this is modern F1 on a disc. It makes F1 2015 look like a demo. [Oct 2006, p.69]

The best-feeling racing sim out there, but physics aside, it's lacking in most areas compared to its rivals. [Oct 2006, p.68]

Procedurally-generated infinity is a wondrous thing - but it's also strangely samey. [Oct 2006, p.64]

We could do with a bit more narrative oomph, but the core game is one which suits the format perfectly. [Sept 2016, p.85]

Like England's current squad this is woeful, broken, and actually depressing. [Sept 2016, p.85]

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

A real treat for the senses and a test of your skills, let down just a little by glitches and pace. [Sept 2016, p.83]

Proof that, with the right tweaks to the formula, JRPGs can still hit the high notes. [Sept 2016, p.82]

Takes on too much water to cruise comfortably, but it's bailed out by a few brilliant moments. [Sept 2016, p.81]

A lacklustre offering in a long-running series of great games. A huge shame. [Sept 2016, p.80]

Showcases Lego at its most loveable best. [Sept 2016, p.78]

A tremendous - if slightly unwelcoming - conclusion to one of the smartest stories in videogames. [Sept 2016, p.77]

The most haunting and affecting game of the year. [Sept 2016, p.76]

Nothing here frustrates. [Sept 2016, p.75]

A compelling zombie concept thoroughly ruined by frighteningly horrid execution. [Sept 2016, p.74]

A muddled shooter where a lack of braaains and finesse derail any brief undead thrills. [Sept 2016, p.73]

A bland and uninteresting cash-in that's being peddled at a downright scary price point. [Sept 2016, p.70]

The infinite cosmos is captured in an infinitely inventive game that effortlessly blends genres. [Sept 2016, p.66]

A unique and worthwhile offering in a genre that all too often feels by the numbers. [Aug 2016, p.83]

One for fans, yes, but it can't find top gear even for them. [Aug 2016, p.83]

Frustratingly long load times. [Aug 2016, p.82]

A vast, joyful playground, and a wonderful excuse to return to The Witcher 3 one last time. [Aug 2016, p.81]

A solid and beautiful tactical RPG with neat 2D brawling and unique multiplayer. [Aug 2016, p.80]