It may be 17 years old, but this may just be the best RPG on the DS. You need this.

While it's nothing Fire Emblem fans wont have seen before, this is a hugely enjoyable tactical RPG.

Gory, gruesome fun but not a game to bust out next time gran comes round for a Wii session. [Apr 2009, p.76]

Overkill is the most offensive, outrageous game we've played and we love it. Mature lightgun fans need this.

A very pleasant surprise and one of the finest mature games on the Wii. Confront your fears and pick this one up.

A clever puzzle game that will have you thinking and shaking at the same time. [Christmas 2009, p.101]

The best Tenchu in ages and good fun for the most part but this is a series that badly needs a reinvention. [Mar 2009, p.76]

It's fairly easy but still makes for a pretty, touching story. [July 2009, p.74]

This really isn't worth the money. [Mar 2009, p.89]

Rygar may have been decent six years ago, but with no updates it's now dated and shoddy. [July 2009, p.86]

It's not going to change the world but old-school platforming fanatics will find much to enjoy here. Not half bad. [Mar 2009, p.85]

Original, polished and heaps of fun, this is one of the finest shooters available on the DS.

SimAnimals is a good idea but with poor visuals and fiddly controls, this is a wasted opportunity.

Feels half-finished. [July 2009, p.87]

If your family likes sitting around a table playing cards then Jungle Speed is just about worth a pop. [May 2009, p.86]

A complete howler. [Mar 2009, p.87]

Much like a real sandcastle, it's fun for an hour or so then becomes a washout. [Oct 2010, p.97]

All you need to know is that if clever and cheap puzzle titles are your thing, you need to be downloading this one. [Nov 2008, p.103]

Every bit as enjoyable and addictive as Guitar Hero: World Tour. Highly recommended. [May 2009, p.67]

A great end to a great series - we hope there's more but if there isn't, at least it's gone out on a high. [Feb 2009, p.86]

It's basic but reasonably compelling. [Nov 2009, p.98]

It'd have a Gold Award but for the camera. That aside, it's pretty wonderful. [Dec 2008, p.75]

Enjoyable, old school platforming with a modern twist. You'll need patience though.

It's fun, but for 30 quid, it's no bargain. [Apr 2009, p.87]

It's brilliant. [Dec 2008, p.96]

Another shining example of how the simplest concept can be the most addictive. [Nov 2008, p.84]

As a remake this is recommended, but as it's a 'new' game in the UK it's essential. [Feb 2009, p.76]

If you can ignore the casual wrapping, there's a pretty good puzzle game to be found here, even if it's not quite as good as Puzzle Quest. [Feb 2009, p.87]