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

A low-tech and rather uninspiring 2D RTS. [Mar 2008, p.108]

The world of Lumines isn't always a pretty place, but it looks much better in motion. Try it. Hey, it's free. [Mar 2008, p.110]

Could this ever have been anything but an utter disappointment? This misses the mark so much... it hurts. [Feb 2008, p.112]

A disappointing, mediocre shooter at best and a frustrating swear-a-thon at the very worst. I can't honestly recommend it. [Jan 2008, p.66]

Expect no surprises, but do expect a polished multiplayer shooter and the perfect basis for some memorable matches. [Jan 2008, p.62]

It's not going to keep you up late for months on end. [Dec 2007, p.58]

The production values are far higher than many rivals, and anyone looking back fondly on the RPGs of yesteryear will soon be sucked in. [Feb 2008, p.115]

The only steering you'll be doing is steering clear. [Feb 2008, p.113]

This game's fun and makes little effort to hide it behind cumbersome things like plot. [Feb 2008, p.113]

A massively polished and highly accessible shooter that just doesn't let up long enough to allow you to get bored of it. [Christmas 2007, p.50]

ProStreet dips its tow into semi-professional racing, but remains an accessible and thrilling slice of on-track action. [Jan 2008, p.68]

A spectacularly simplistic game, and bears no relation to the logistics of city building at all. [Jan 2008, p.73]

Stunningly terrible. [Jan 2008, p.72]

If you can haul a high spec rig into the living room, then go for it. Otherwise, this may not inspire that vital spirit of rocking out. [Feb 2008, p.104]

It's the kind of game that makes "FlatOut 2" look state of the art. [Oct 2008, p.115]

Five or six hours of totally joyless shooterage. I played this game so you don't have to. Don't let it all have been in vain. [Feb 2008, p.110]

It's certainly not worth more than a third of the asking price. [Apr 2008, p.115]

Essentially more Sam and Max. [Jan 2008, p.73]

It's a mix of disappointment at missed opportunities, and general boredom because of the stagnation of ideas. [Feb 2008, p.112]

A tense, nervous gun-ache of a game that will make you jump and scream. [Jan 2008, p.70]

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]

A brilliant reinvention that may stick to First Person Shooter convention, but applies cutting-edge production values. [Jan 2008, p.58]

It's only long-term adventurers who are likely to get much out of it, not least because of the hideous controls, irritating voices and glacially slow pace, but there's more under the surface than first appears. [Apr 2008, p.115]

Item fiends and "Diablo II" fans will love the complex loot system but most of us will be bored senseless after just a few hours. [Christmas 2007, p.54]

With too much emphasis on the factory insteady of the beauty, this is a game that really is skin-deep. [Sept 2008, p.117]

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

An amiable enough RPG, once you escape the first two hours, but it's let down by an appalling translation and glitchy combat. [Christmas 2007, p.58]