Translates remarkably well to keyboard control. [Apr 2007, p.72]

Compulsive and enormous in equal measures. [Apr 2008, p.104]

It's far from perfect, but still a damn good rollick through DC's well carved territory. [Nov 2009, p.88]

An adult plot, new techniques to unlock your team's back-story, exciting levels and planets, divergent light and dark paths, and a black sense of humor all contribute to a nicely rounded RPG. [Apr 2005, p.94]

Doesn't fix what ain't broke; but does tweaks on an excellent formula to produce the best post WoW MMO so far. [May 2011, p.88]

A rewarding, exciting and technically proficient shooter that encourages imaginative and varied play. Recommended. [Dec 2007, p.52]

It's a gaming experience like no other... A brilliant content-heavy update for an already excellent game. [Feb 2005, p.88]

This particular Twilight makes the GalCiv 2 strategy universe burn brighter than ever. A gme for vets and newcomers. [Aug 2008, p.102]

A must-see blockbuster with that ineffable star quality. [Christmas 2005, p.94]

The footie's great, and that's good enough for me. [Christmas 2007, p.66]

Engrossing - if you enjoy building things, this is a must. [Sept 2006, p.104]

It's a great footie game, and the best we've seen on the PC. [Issue#246, p.104]

Not a huge leap on from CoD4, but still a fantastic single-player action romp and quality multiplayer if you can get it to work. [Jan 2010, p.86]

Battle beyond the tactical problems and enjoy the blood splattered glory of it all. [Christmas 2009, p.86]

Far from flawless, but you have to admire the sheer ambition and scale of the game. I'll be playing this at home for years. [Mar 2007, p.58]

When it comes to looks, Strike Fighters is a stunner.

It’s doubtful whether fair-weather flight sim fans will get much more out of this than they would from FS2002, but for the enthusiast, A Century of Flight is worthy of the pride and bluster that the title implies.

Our favourite is the A-10 Warthog – cruising at 50 feet, on the prowl for enemy tanks, it’s one of the most exhilarating missions available in any recent simulator.

Low-end environmental destruction meets high-end global game world with sizzling results. [Nov 2009, p.94]

If you're a fan of the sport, there's little bad to say about NBA 2K9. [Christmas 2008, p.99]

Had Deus Ex 1 not existed this would’ve been a godsend. But…

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]

Finally, The Witcher fulfills its potential, and, best of all, it's available as a free update, just in case you bought it anyway. [Nov 2008, p.110]

A gloriously pretty and tacticle world to hurl a wide variety of cars around in. It's just a shame I can't share that with friends. [Aug 2007, p.46]

All the joy of "Heroes", with sinister eyebrows and crooked hats. [Christmas 2005, p.100]

Despite advances in the game’s graphics, and a few extra tracks, we feel a little underwhelmed – it’s just too similar to its predecessor. Don’t get us wrong, MotoGP 2 is a fine racer, but it could have been so much more of a dream machine.

The same, and happily just as oops-where-did-the-weekend-go addictive. Buy it, and resign yourself to some five-hours gaps in your memory you may have difficulty explaining to the police at a later date.

This is the point where the populist WW2 first-person shooter gets the long awaited reinforcements: New Ideas. [Apr 2005, p.98]