The combat system is far more nuanced than you would usually expect in a platformer. [Issue#253, p.72]

Despite failing to reach its spectacular potential due to the region issues, there's still a great giant robot sim to be enjoyed. [June 2012, p.65]

Enjoyable until unlocks become a micro-transaction resisting grind. [Issue#253, p.74]

A walk, drive, and jump down a whole city of memory lanes, but don't expect any of them to take you anywhere new. [Dec 2012]

Firefall is a very well-constructed MMO framework that lacks a heart, soul or reason to return. [Issue#253, p.76]

While players, new and old, may shrug off the new Pandaren race for its lack of ferocity, Blizzard actually did a good job with producing interesting content that enriches the gameplay of World of Warcraft. [Dec 2012]

The combination of light-hearted side-story and new ideas results in a title that is fun to play, even with the repetition of stages. [May 2012, p.64]

An intense and addictive adrenaline rush, a high-speed power fantasy that will make you feel like Jesus on Wheels - when it works. When it doesn't, which is a lot, races tend to reduce to exercises in tedium and frustration. [June 2012, p.73]

Unlike the visuals, Tag Tournament's mechanics are still as polished and finely-tuned today as they were almost twelve years ago. [May 2012, p.70]

The Last of Us meets The Sims, mashed, salted and served with a few lumps. [Oct 2013, p.64]

Short on challenge but high on charm. [May 2012, p.71]

It's a bit generic, but is' also bubbly and enjoyable, like good lemonade should be. [June 2012, p.29]

Depending on what you're after, it's either the best or worst CoD ever. If you only play multiplayer, jump in without reservations. [Jan 2013, p.62]

The game has the look and feel of an easier-going version of Trials, but it's actually quite challenging. [June 2012, p.29]

Some great level design hampered by some poor companion AI and sometimes inadequate controls. [Jan 2013, p.70]

It is challenging, rewarding and frustrating, though it could use a bit more personality. [Oct 2013, p.70]

The art style is neat and the gameplay solidly addictive. [Dec 2012, p.29]

DOA5 plays it too safe, coming across as more of a revision or remake of DOA4 than a full sequel in its own right. [Dec 2012]

In its attempt to make the Forza brand more accessible, Horizon has delivered a ride that is fun for brief spurts yet doesn't reward mastery of the vehicles within. [Dec 2012]

It's a rather zen experience thanks to some sharp sound design. [Feb 2013, p.31]

Offers up the insanity we've come to expect from the Benami label, if not the cohesiveness. [Feb 2013, p.31]

Funkifies the tedium of airport security with aplomb. [Jan 2013, p.31]

There's a lot of charm. [Feb 2013, p.31]

Could've used touch-ups in existing areas, but hey. [Apr 2013, p.64]

Some excellent ideas and multiplayer fun but not enough content as yet. [Apr 2013, p.76]

It's funny and weird, if not a whole lot of fun past the first 15 minutes - but for that price, that's enough. [Apr 2013, p.23]

The awkward controls hold it back from greatness. [May 2012, p.29]

There's just something infectiously funky and likable about the whole thing. [Aug 2013, p.82]