It packs an emotional punch when it counts. [Nov 2014, p.92]

A mildly unsatisfying conclusion that still has enough charm and challenge to justify fans' faith in the project. [July 2014, p.88]

The best war sim around. [July 2014, p.86]

A short but sweet platformer requiring ninja reflexes. [May 2014, p.85]

A fast, deep and exciting card game let down by its business model. Great when you're on a roll, rough when you're not. [Apr 2014, p.84]

Still dark, cool, beautiful, smart substantial, funny, creative and endlessly entertaining. Only now a bit better. [Jan 2014, p.88]

A delight. [Dec 2013, p.95]

An original take on the arcade time-trial formula. [Dec 2013, p.95]

FIFA 14 has the same old problems as previous incarnations, but it remains the same great football game. [Dec 2013, p.84]

This DLC passes the fun test in a way the previous games didn't. [Sept 2013, p.97]

It's the best add-on so far, playing to all the series' strengths. [Sept 2013, p.97]

Once the dominion diarrhea is sorted out, an essential purchase for owners of Victoria II: A House Divided. [July 2013, p.96]

It's Far Cry 3 dressed as trashily as you can imagine; the joke only goes so far, but it's definitely fun to play. [July 2013, p.90]

A gorgeous puzzle-platformer that's both a treat for the eyes and a thorough workout for the mind. [July 2013, p.82]

CTF steals the show. [June 2013, p.97]

A brilliantly realised world wrapped around a story-driven shooter that occasionally forgets you want to play it. [June 2013, p.71]

It's a fun, polished platformer, but a limited one. [May 2003, p.83]

An amazing blend of high stakes and comedic timing, one that will leave you hungry for constant four-player action.

This imaginative, thrillingly fast racer is better than it has any right to be. [Apr 2013, p.107]

A game like this lives on the quality of its script, and Denby and Raze have written a tender, human story that doubles up as the game's primary puzzle. [Apr 2013, p.91]

Beguiles with its military polish and visual appeal. [Apr 2013, p.85]

For only 1.99, it's a trip back in time worth taking. [March 2013, p.95]

If you have the patience to overcome its quirks, The Real Texas is a charming and joyous mixture of ye olde and yee-haw. [Oct 2012, p.109]

A preposterous pleasure. [Oct 2012, p.97]

Short, sweet, and entirely too touching for a platform game about bouncy squared narrated by Danny Wallace. [Oct 2012, p.96]

OotP's baseball smarts may be undisputed, but it struggles to capture the passion and sporting flair of the infield. [Sept 2012, p.106]

A labour of love, and as a result, it's a pure pleasure to play. [Sept 2012, p.98]

Delightfully drawn and packed with both personality and innovative game ideas, but more tiny than big. [Sept 2012, p.86]