Don't let its sweet face fool you. This gardening game's no little weed, even if it's not the prettiest flower around. [Feb 2008, p.108]

Traditional FPS, but it still feels fresh - only the WWII setting and theme tune reveals this is another Medal of Honor game. [Nov 2007, p.46]

An interesting twist is the lack of fog of war. This takes a while to get used to, but works surprisingly well.

Engaging enough, but where's the innovation that the franchise so badly needs? [Christmas 2006, p.93]

Deliver on your promises, Mr. Garriott, and it'll be a winner. [Feb 2008, p.100]

It's the presentation and numerous glitches that let it down. [June 2010, p.101]

A gorgeous dystopian setting. [June 2009, p.96]

A worthy addition to the Anno series. [Apr 2010, p.100]

A beautiful ancient-myth-set "Diablo" clone with nothing to be ashamed of. [Aug 2006, p.102]

A well-rendered world, with a well-realised story, though without as much actual gaming as we'd hoped there'd be. [Issue#244, p.81]

An impressively immersive and realistic open-world military sim. It's everything being a squaddie entails, minus the personal risk. [Sept 2009, p.88]

Terrific style... Not that funny. [Jan 2011, p.107]

Tragically, we lost a man. Attempting to play World at War, very sadly, he died of the most painful kind of boredom. [Nov 2005, p.100]

A bizarre, original and often compelling first-person action adventure - Zeno Clash is worth a crack. [July 2009, p.94]

It's a good representation of the sport, but "Pro Evolution Soccer 5" is still the benchmark for all PC football games. [June 2006, p.93]

A far more tactical FIFA than we've seen before, though sorely lacking the 360's impressive new online mode. [Dec 2008, p.96]

Even the impossibly hard missions are horribly addictive. [Aug 2004, p.83]

An expansion pack for the C&C fans who still hunger for new units, which adds a forgettable campaign and a minor ocnquest map. [June 2008, p.98]

Bargain multiplayer fun, but tedious if you go it alone. [Dec 2004, p.94]

Healthy doses of polish and patching are needed. [Mar 2008, p.106]

After a great start, this chapter seriously falls off. [Nov 2009, p.100]

It's delicious to watch. Nexus' whirling space charts and system-spanning ships slip past spiraling asteroids, fend of the shadows of "Homeworld" and make your head spin. [Christmas 2004, p.114]

Challenging, refined and exciting, this is the new RTS benchmark. Just don't expect to tank rush your way through it. [Apr 2010, p.90]

A frustrating experience. [June 2008, p.106]

Fun and accessible, but should've been named "Railroads Lite." [Christmas 2006, p.103]

Crisp, sharp, bike-racing fun. Could use more real-world marques though. [Oct 2005, p.96]

Great for a kickabout but just not as addictive as "Pro Evo 4."

Claustrophobically restricted by some uninspired level design, and all too often your soldiers are boxed in by clumsy dead ends, making more complex troop manoeuvres virtually impossible. [March 2005, p.109]