Like the stick men themselves, Defend Your Castle is a little skinny but not unable to break through your defences. [Aug 2008, p.75]

The relaxing way to shoot things. [Aug 2008, p.74]

Vom-inducing adorable RPG-superlite that will be a good way to introduce younglings to the genre, whilst simultaneously making everyone else want to sneer at dogs on the way home. [JPN Import]

The flimsy core betrays a bevy of neat ideas nabbed straight from the film. [Aug 2008, p.63]

The best puzzle game on Wii and one of the most satisfying things we've played in ages. Smashing stuff is good. Very good. [July 2008, p.54]

Never trust a board game designer to do a math's professors job. This is too lightweight to be of note. [May 2008, p.72]

A disappointing case of quantity over quality. [Feb 2010, p.68]

This is every bit the under-developed movie tie-in. [Aug 2008, p.63]

Tedious and incredibly unrewarding. [Aug 2008, p.65]

A really solid Mario Kart with a terrific online setup. There's plenty here to make up for the disappointment of local multiplayer, but it does stop short of magnificence.

Remarkably ordinary pinball that's quite forgettable. Wait for the Williams collection - it's load better than this one. [July 2008, p.68]

The most exciting ds game we've played in ages. [June 2008, p.56]

An utterly terrible shooter which will, if nothing else, satisfy your recommended daily allowance of mirth...and pvc hotpants. [July 2008, p.68]

The tunes aren't great and the gameplay is lifeless. [July 2008, p.58]

The only mystery is why anyone would buy into something so lazy. [Aug 2008, p.66]

The only mystery is why anyone would buy into something so lazy. [Aug 2008, p.66]

You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll spend 50 unforgettable hours in one of the most vibrant worlds ever created. [July 2008, p.50]

At one point, we actually thought we were going to cry. [July 2008, p.73]

The puzzling work definitely hits the mark like a shovel to the jugular. [May 2008, p.74]

Welcome to Migraine City, population you. [June 2008, p.54]

Although at times it becomes a bit of a random button masher and stylus thrasher, its sweetness keeps it just the right side of average. [Sept 2008, p.70]

You know us, we love to champion the odd outsiders, but Baroque drinks your praise only to then puke it in your lap. Horribly interesting. [July 2008, p.62]

So inaccessible, they might as well padlock the game box. [July 2008, p.72]

A cute, straightforward, funny and demanding puzzle title. [Oct 2009, p.67]

Not without its moments, but it's needlessly confrontational without necessarily raising any hairs. [July 2008, p.60]

You need to invest in Opoona's world to get the most out of this title - but if you do, there's no traditional RPG on the Wii that comes close to its look and feel. [July 2008, p.56]

Proves, once again, that the stylus is god's gift to control schemes. Ludicrously well done. [June 2008, p.59]

Massively addictive. [June 2008, p.70]