Mario Party 10 holds few surprises, but still offers great moments if you spread them out enough.

Thanks to screwy physics, dated design practices, and a series of poor decisions, this Hawk is a real turkey. [Oct 2012, p.64]

The difficulty is unrelenting. [May 2013, p.76]

It's playable and not terribly designed, just extremely dull. [Sept 2013, p.84]

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]

A little too obtuse to be truly great, Flockers still delivers some great puzzle solving if you can deal with a lot of trial and error. [Issue#254, p.60]

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

It's time to stop treading water and take some freaking chances already. [Oct 2013, p.72]

Ambitious and intriguing, but fails to live up to its potential. [Issue#254, p.50]

We found matches to be a little hectic, with very little teamwork going on. [May 2012, p.75]

Proof that, sometimes, style "is" substance. [Issue#250, p.74]

In the end, it's basically FIFA 12 with only European countries available. And you already own FIFA 12. [Aug 2012, p.75]

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]

Suda 51's unique off-the-wall style comes at a price, with gameplay, polish and coherence left by the wayside. [Nov 2013, p.77]

A remarkably ugly game. [June 2012, p.60]

It's a solid little shooter, but there are so many different ways to shoot people online now that it's hard to get excited at a game like this one. [May 2012, p.60]

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

Frontier doesn't stand so well on its own, but it's a neat free appetiser. [Issue#249, p.77]

There's more problems with this game than I have words. Looks great though. [June 2013, p.80]

There's an interesting idea at the core of Of Orcs and Men, but the muddled delivery and presentation make it very forgettable. [Dec 2012]

A slick entry with a few bumps in the road. [Oct 2012, p.62]

The main problem is there isn't any visual feedback of which to speak. [Aug 2012, p.79]

Polished, thoughtful, and joyful. [Feb 2013, p.79]

A more structured setup does as much to bring a new audience as alienate fans. [Nov 2012, p.80]

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

The more you play, the more you realise that this is an extremely simplified take on Crazy Taxi. [Issue#253, p.80]

Ambitious and enjoyable, but falters under its own weight. [Apr 2014, p.58]

It'll do. [June 2014, p.79]