Dump. [July 2012, p.87]

A fantastic accompaniment to the tournament at a good price. Well done EA. [July 2012, p.87]

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

The unrealistic vehicle handling is counter-intuitive while awkward camera angles don't help. [July 2012, p.85]

A neat touch is that you can make vehicles from junk. [July 2012, p.85]

Move's best game yet. Accurate spell-casting fun set in a charming magical world. [July 2012, p.85]

A superbly shocking adaptation that drags the point 'n' click genre into the spotlight. [July 2012, p.84]

A chilling and fascinating indie psychological horror. [July 2012, p.84]

Four players can cooperate in this Castlevania-like platformer. [July 2012, p.83]

Players of the first game need not apply but newcomers should fill their boots. [July 2012, p.83]

It's unforgiving to noobs. [July 2012, p.83]

Fun, furious, but difficult. [July 2012, p.83]

Weak brawling mechanics and frustrating progression undermine this charming jaunt. [July 2012, p.83]

Deceptively cutesy, mind-crunchingly complex cult hit with more layers than an Eskimo. [July 2012, p.82]

A superior, super tough sequel that offers a persuasive alternative to the RPG big boys. [July 2012, p.80]

It's funny, the music's catchy and while it may be simple it'll have you in hysterics. [July 2012, p.78]

Unfair at times, but the throwaway metal mayhem is a welcome diversion for the series. [July 2012, p.70]

Close to brilliant, DD's excellent online play and questing is only let down by clunky combat. [July 2012, p.68]

Sublime shooting with narrative/multiplayer masterclasses, but will divide opinion. [July 2012, p.63]

An admirable amalgamation of all you fave shooters packed into one polished package. [July 2012, p.72]

Entertaining tennis action that proves both challenging and fun. Best played with friends. [July 2012, p.76]

Worth the wait! [June 2012, p.79]

Unless you can find this compilation on the cheap, we'd suggest you buy the games you fancy separately. [June 2012, p.88]

Too little fog, too much lag and some dodgy new voices take the sine off of two of the genre's better entries. [June 2012, p.88]

A game so crap you're intrigued to see what happens next. [June 2012, p.88]

Weak combat and shoddy visuals saved by some excellent mech customisation. [June 2012, p.88]

Still unique, still unmissable - and wielding knockout visuals too. [June 2012, p.87]

Still the ultimate test of skill, now with better levels, supreme multiplayer and a game editor. [June 2012, p.86]