Even the addition of well animated and suitably menacing dinosaurs can't save this from being a bland, forgettable FPS. [Aug 2008, p.100]

When you get online, you'll relise how internationally popular this game is. [July 2008, p.111]

There's simply nothing here to hold the attention. [May 2008, p.112]

Fun with friends, but folds like a nervous poker player in single play. Genuine chances need to be taken for the threequel to succeed. [May 2008, p.102]

A bit like listening to Radio 3. [Aug 2008, p.107]

Playing as gaming's most agile character is joyous, which outweighs the lengthy cutscenes and disappointing final hour. [Apr 2008, p.38]

An adventure game worth perusing, but it's not a perfect example of the genre by a long shot. [July 2008, p.110]

Every bit as boring as it should have been awesome on toast. Button mashing, blandness, and dodgy controls. Zzzz. [Aug 2008, p.105]

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]

As a distraction, it's passable enough, at least at this price. [June 2008, p.112]

For the second time in as many series, the fourth episode is by far the best. [May 2008, p.114]

Adds nothing to a formula that was already looking like a severely ropey one. [June 2008, p.111]

A robust addition to a titan of real-time strategy that plays well on PCs. But it's past time for Dawn of War 2 now. [May 2008, p.108]

The puzzles aren't that bad either, gently ramping up from fairly easy to mentally taxing. [Oct 2008, p.114]

Just too short and too shoddy. [May 2008, p.106]

A perfect storm of cynical derivative design and slipshod implementation. [June 2008, p.102]

It offers niether anything to be passionate about or that's worthy of a vicious shoeing. [May 2008, p.98]

The equivalent of a lusty, full throttled fling - it's good fun for a little while, but it's hardly a solid base for a lengthy love affair. [Mar 2008, p.98]

The connection with the song and tapping into your musical taste is enthralling, but the project ins't quite all it could be... yet. [May 2008, p.110]

A creepy, well-written and refreshingly different first-person romp. [Apr 2008, p.110]

It's a better game than last month's "Moai Better Blues," if only because the ever insufferable Bosco is missing in action. [Apr 2008, p.113]

Conflict: Denied Ops goes through the motions of first-person-shootage well, but ultimately feels mechanical and outdated. [Mar 2008, p.102]

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

The different location means that it's more than the usual tat. [May 2008, p.112]

A classic case of overreaching, with a few too many stats-based irons in the fire, rather generic RTS elements and hugely clunky flight simulation. [Aug 2007, p.61]

A shameless rip-off, but still a wonderful, wonderful end to a busy day - if only for that chripy title music. [Apr 2008, p.114]

I'm convinced that the captain of a supertanker has more to do to shift 350 metres of iron than press cursor keys. [Oct 2007, p.64]

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