Isn't sudoku-y enough for sudoku fans, and not detective-y enough from mystery fans. [Dec 2009, p.70]

There's a seriously massive amount of gameplay per pound here. [Oct 2009, p.58]

If you can crack our ultra-difficult score riddle, this is definitely a game for you. [Nov 2009, p.61]

This latest attempt to wrestle Pokemon from the hands of children and replace it with Disney's own Spectrobes fails again. [Nov 2009, p.59]

Localisation hasn't improved this fatally flawed game. It's a shame, as some good ideas have been smothered by lame controls. [July 2009, p.72]

It's well intentioned but underfunded. [Christmas 2009, p.64]

The gameplay lands with a thud on the "it's just cheap" side of the fence. [Dec 2009, p.71]

For anyone who doesn't 'get' in-depth gridiron action but wants in on the fun. [Dec 2009, p.60]

Certainly not dreadful, and better than the first Family Trainer, but if feels like a budget release with a full-price tag. [Nov 2009, p.69]

A big pot full of bum. [Dec 2009, p.64]

Pokemon. With dinosaurs. Not the most imaginative idea and there's not a lot to it, but Fossil Fighters will scratch that pet-battling itch. [Nov 2009, p.71]

A dumb, frustrating and forgettable shooter, but a completely unpretentious one too. [Nov 2009, p.64]

It's not worth your time and money. [Nov 2009, p.72]

Uninspired. [Apr 2010, p.74]

It is still the same old Puzzle Bobble, so it's only worth 69. [Nov 2009, p.73]

Buying three extra peripherals and playing with others WILL make you happier... you won't want to take the trip alone. [Sept 2009, p.56]

Funny, exciting, intelligent, weird and rewarding. This is what happens when great minds dare to be different. [May 2009, p.42]

The stylus controls are unresponsive, the graphics are uninspiring, the story is inconsequential, the tasks are repetitive and the music's appalling. [Nov 2009, p.72]

Appalling voice acting makes this feel very shoddy, though with the sound turned down it's a passable 'entry level' point 'n' clicker if you can find it cheap. [July 2009, p.77]

A sedate management game that's a little lacking when it comes to variety or excitement. [Aug 2010, p.77]

It's worse than the last game in almost every way. Except potions. Making potions rocks. [Sept 2009, p.64]

Progress is hampered by clunky controls that see Harry bumping around like a dog wearing one of those post-operation plastic collars. [Oct 2009, p.69]

An engagingly simple puzzler rendered a bit clunky by the motion-controlled bits. You'll keep playing, though, and the multiplayer's a good laugh. [Oct 2009, p.61]

At least this is short so you won't have much time to get bored. [Oct 2009, p.68]

The promise of new items is a great incentive for a walk. There just needs to be more to do when you get home. [Oct 2009, p.64]

A disappointing experience if you're only going to play alone, but okay as an online shooter. It's like two games in one - one above average, the other a big rubbish. [Sept 2009, p.62]

A deep, dark role-playing title with an unusually excellent story. [Oct 2009, p.65]

As undemanding as this kind of thing gets. [Sept 2009, p.54]