Caretaker certainly has potential, and it’s clear that the developer understands the horror genre. But there’s a lot missing here. With unsatisfactory investigation and a frustratingly generic villain at its core, Caretaker raises more questions than it answers. [Issue#186, p.88]

Funny at times, but not a lot of fun to play, metal wolf chaos feels too much like a relic. [Issue#182, p.85]

A handful of clever ideas hamstrung by poor execution that leaves the game a tedious grind. [Issue#178, p.86]

A mildly entertaining RPG full of technical issues and simplistic combat. [Issue#177, p.88]

A promising start gives way to an underbaked story and clunky survival mechanics.[Issue#225, p.87]

Poorly executed, lacking personality and completely disrespects your time. Avoid. [Nov 2018, p.84]

Laborious and horribly put together, Agony really will put you through hell. [Aug 2018, p.78]

A poorly polished, poorly realised and remarkably underwhelming action game. [June 2018, p.82]

The thrill of a 400-foot homer can't make up for many faults. Swing and a miss. [June 2018, p.80]

It's a genuinely bad game in every respect. [May 2018, p.82]

Somehow Dynasty Warriors 9 fails to meet even the lowest expectations.

A stealth game with frustrating AI, horrible controls, and game-breaking bugs.

Turns out that fighting the machine has rarely been this dull. [Jan 2018, p.78]

Stealth fans, heed our warning: Serial Cleaner might promise a hardcore genre fix, but behind the '70s veneer lies a game that takes pleasure in leaving you fuming. And unlike actual cleaning, it awards you with none of the satisfaction of a job well done.

Turgid storytelling, poorly explained mechanics and abysmally unoptimised code. [Sept 2017, p.86]

A sloppy sci fi swing for the Dark Souls crowd which sadly misses. [July 2017, p.82]

Fiddly mechanics and non-intuitive gameplay make this a niche within a niche. [Christmas 2016, p.90]

Like Roman Reigns, it looks the part, but the wrestling is rubbish. Scrap this and start again, 2K. [Christmas 2016, p.86]

Bustin' doesn't make us feel good. More like incredibly bored. [Oct 2016, p.103]

Frankly, we're getting tired of buying games and then waiting for them to be patched so they can actually be played. [Oct 2016, p.100]

Ditches tricks for a succession of lame ideas that don't belong anywhere near a biking game. [Sept 2016, p.87]

Amiable adventure game that gets more annoying as it drags towards its lacklustre end. [Sept 2016, p.79]

A frustrating, joyless platformer that buries its few good ideas under apathetic nostalgia. [Sept 2016, p.77]

Confusing for newbs and too shallow for fans, but has moments of flashy satisfaction. [Aug 2016, p.86]

Will have you glued to your screen...waiting for it to do something. Spare yourself the pain. [July 2016, p.82]

One of the worst titles on Xbox One, and another savage disappointment for rugby fans. [June 2016, p.87]

Tries to address fans' wishes, but wobbles under the weight of its hollow generosity. [June 2016, p.86]

Dreary and glitchy, a reminder that Hitman 2: Silent Assassin isn't as good as you recall. [May 2016, p.78]