Utterly unremarkable. [Jan 2008, p.72]

In short, just don't. [Oct 2007, p.64]

More an evolution than a revolution, but it certainly has enough new features to drag you back in. [Christmas 2007, p.62]

Unfortunately, what with this being a simulator, the faster you go, the more difficult the flying becomes. [Christmas 2007, p.67]

When you factor in the poor translation, the stupid difficulty and the poor controls it's as much fun as the black death. Hard to be a good game, more like. [Apr 2008, p.115]

In equal parts frustrating and rewarding. [Aug 2009, p.97]

Relies on trial and error over good intelligence. [June 2008, p.108]

So bog-standard it's positively peaty, and more buggy than a pram warehouse. [July 2008, p.113]

There is little new here that would make you choose this over the demonstrably superior games from Creative Assembly. [July 2007, p.72]

United they stand, divided they fall doesn't apply. Each game stands alone as an example of inspired design. Together they are essential. [Dec 2007, p.94]

One of the most fun puzzle games since "Bookworm Adventures." [Jan 2008, p.74]

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

Functional graphics belie an exciting and sophisticated racing title with plenty of under-the-bonnet tweaks, since last year's effort. [Dec 2007, p.60]

While Thrillville is decent, disposable fun for kids, anyone in their teens will want more depth. [Christmas 2007, p.68]

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

A solid, if unspectacular hack and slasher. If you're looking for colourful, mindless fantasy action, this is yer man. [Oct 2007, p.56]

It's the same old game with prettier graphics and a half-decent story. Settlers-heads will love it, but best wait for it to appear on budget. [Nov 2007, p.52]

Same, but brilliantly different. [Christmas 2007, p.60]

A ton of fun. [Christmas 2007, p.66]

Another masterpiece from the folks at Massive, and one of the most beautiful visions of warfare you're ever likely to see. [Oct 2007, p.30]

With the combat interminably dull and the story unintelligibly delivered, this isn't the triumphant return of the space shooter we'd hoped for. [Dec 2007, p.62]

Exciting as this may sound, it's based on design and an engine that conspire to make Hunting Unlimited 2008 uniformly atrocious, with dull footprint-following, animals often running tight circles around you, and the awful voice over chap talking about how 'pumped' he is that he shot something in the head. [Apr 2008, p.112]

Give it a go when it's come down in price if you're desperate to have the new rosters, otherwise stick with 07. [Nov 2007, p.56]

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]

Lacks the depth of previous standalone expansions. [Dec 2007, p.64]

Rarely have I seen such a jam-packed expansion, or one with such variety. [Nov 2007, p.54]

The best golfing sim on the market. [Dec 2007, p.62]

A surprisingly good RPG adventure with more content than you could shake an orc at. [Dec 2007, p.57]