A fantastic WWI flight-sim for the hard-core that might encourage a few others to join the ranks. [Oct 2009, p.93]

It's a very slow game. But The Void has really got under my skin in a way no game has for a long time, and it's totally recommended. [Christmas 2009, p.95]

A budget game that delivers a budget experience. [Aug 2011, p.102]

Soulless, if well-realised hockey simulation. [Nov 2005, p.100]

Strategically sound, with great replay value, but weak multiplayer. [Dec 2004, p.93]

Worth a look for those who remember when shooters were tough (and own a good controller). [Aug 2008, p.109]

Updated and revamped, FIFA 2004 is a whole new ball game.

The Thing isn’t a classic but it is a superbly executed, engrossing horror shooter that almost everyone will enjoy, once at least.

Comprehensive, time-consuming and, so long as you've got a passion for all things puck-related, essential. [Aug 2004, p.84]

After two good first acts, it fails to rise to its own challenge. [Jan 2010, p.91]

RalliSport Challenge is a cracking rally game that just falls short in so many places it can’t make the podium. For sheer content and powersliding potential, it’ll deliver in spades until "Colin McRae 3." Just don’t expect a perfect ride.

Harry Potter may posses a certain charm that transcends the generation gap, but don’t expect this game to weave the same magic.

Perimeter is capital-‘huh?’ weird from start to finish, in a brilliant way. The trouble is it’s also hard, with the single-player campaign often being incredibly frustrating.

A good addition to Galaxies which will only get better with time. [Christmas 2004, p.114]

The necessity to move between labs to drop off every single new clue and pick up results is more than a little tiresome. [Feb 2005, p.92]

Enormously inventive and irreverant silliness, and made of LEGO! [May 2005, p.94]

RPG fans will cry. [June 2011, p.86]

Everything in Northern Strike is fine. None of it, however, is vital. [Apr 2007, p.65]

When it does get going it's a crateworth of time-control fun. [Sept 2010, p.102]

The mix of real-time strategy and first-person war action works very well in places, but it's a touch lacking in drama. [Apr 2007, p.60]

Satisfying and technically proficient carnage. Watch that bodywork fly. [Sept 2006, p.103]

Not a massive leap forward from Advanced Warfighter, but it's definitely a worthy addition to any tactical shoooter fan's collection. [Aug 2007, p.58]

The force is just about strong enough to conceal the flaws. [Nov 2004]

This is one of the most original indie games we've seen in ages. A one-trick pony it may be, but what a trick it is. [June 2010, p.94]

When a game is this gripping, who cares about a slightly cranky engine? [May 2006, p.91]

The best Pacific-based flight sim you can buy, without question. [Dec 2004, p.86]

You'll enjoy solving the puzzles and the story is bizarre enough to keep you clicking along happily. [June 2006, p.97]

It needs a lot more polish, but it's a really enjoyable romp, with some splendid scene-stealing stories. [Apr 2008, p.108]