Facile puzzles. [Nov 2015, p.87]

An attractive barfly that never really engages. [Dec 2007, p.108]

A tiresome Diablo pretender that's somewhat elevated by a fangs-sharp script. [March 2018, p.80]

Sloppy effort. Such as disappointment. [Sept 2007, p.104]

Okay for kids, but they could do much better. [Sept 2010, p.101]

One good mode can't stop this getting pinned. [Nov 2008, p.96]

Great songs, shonky game. [Feb 2011, p.97]

A sub-par game that hasn't aged well. [Sept 2010, p.103]

You'd do better to get Kinect Sports instead. [Feb 2011, p.99]

It's such an empty, floating and bewildering mess that it's impossible to enjoy. [Issue#67, p.103]

Not quite evolved enough, sadly. [Feb 2010, p.112]

Lacking tension, variety and punctuation, Blade Kitten is a pretty cutscene sandwich with no filling. [Issue#66, p.101]

The Raven simply doesn't understand how logic in point-and-click games works. [Feb 2014, p.87]

A game that's playing very hard to get. [Feb 2011, p.99]

A poor excuse of an FPS makes for an adequate, if pointless, adaptation of a sport better experienced in the real world. [April 2006, p.92]

Good ideas are drowned out by a confusing story and frustrating controls. [Sept 2017, p.72]

Nails the atmosphere of the films, but falls horrifically flat in gameplay terms. [Issue#183, p.77]

Speeder Bikes are unresponsive to the point of fury, and the one-on-one duels don't respond to your attacks in anywhere near as satisfying a way as the exploding droids. The assault courses are fine, but easily rehearsed, and there's nothing in this game that convinces me that anyone making it thought it was actually a good idea. There are flashes of inspiration that make it genuinely likeable - but it fails, and hard, as a forty pound game.

Breakpoint is huge and meaty, but fundamental flaws suck most of the fun out of it. [Issue#184, p.65]

It's business as usual for dear old Sonic. Which isn't necessarily a very good thing. [Jan 2018, p.82]

An intriguing premise with flawed execution. But what does it all mean? [Issue#181, p.85]

A sorry mess at the time of launch, but worth persisting with if you’re a series fan. [Issue#184, p.73]

A belated hit-and- myth successor to a SNES cult classic that doesn’t quite hit its mark. [Issue#181, p.79]

Waters down the Sacred formula until it has no taste at all. You'll spill more grey matter than you'll actually use playing it.

Unfortunately, there are two key aspects of the Lego games that The Infinity Gauntlet fails to emulate: their sense of humour and their lifespan.

A promising start for the Bat. If only it didn't run like a dog. Telltale: sort it out for part two. [Oct 2016, p.94]

Beautiful graphics do not a good game make. [Oct 2006, p.104]

Badly scripted, plotted and acted. [Nov 2007, p.90]