A disappointingly uneven offering. [June 2013, p.96]

Occasionally repetitive, sometimes puerile but for the most part amusing. [June 2013, p.89]

A bountiful adventure game with a lot of personality, but one that suffers from its own ambition. [June 2013, p.82]

Monster may very well love you, but it will probably have to get used to you simply liking it back. [June 2013, p.92]

A pretty impressive package for 2 quid. [June 2013, p.79]

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

Four player co-op always stimulates a baseline level of fun, but this is bare bones stuff. [May 2003, p.111]

It's a mixed bag. [May 2003, p.111]

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.

Procedurally generated levels and items offer plenty of possibilities, but if they're not guided by a designer's hand, it's always going to feel amateur. [Apr 2013, p.109]

Without prods from the story to push onwards, Retrovirus is reliant on the appeal of its three-dimensional shootouts to push you towards the end. Thankfully, they are up to the job. [Apr 2013, p.107]

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]

Its lighthearted retro puzzling gets under your skin very quickly. It's unlikely to stay there more than a couple of days, but for four quid that's plenty sufficient. [Apr 2013, p.85]

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

If you haven't completed [the main game] yet, though, there's no real reason to pay for this. [March 2013, p.111]

It lacks a sense of lasting import. [March 2013, p.111]

This is not a town you'd want to visit for too long. [March 2013, p.99]

As a distraction, Triple Town is a solid puzzler, especially without the freemium annoyances in other versions. [March 2013, p.99]

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

Stylish, somewhat hypnotic and sporadically satisfying. [March 2013, p.95]

Comprehensive enough, but the laughable inconsistencies make FIFA Manager 13 impossible to take seriously as a sim. [Christmas 2012, p.102]

Inflexible controls. [Dec 2012, p.107]

A well designed game totally let down by the software and structure supporting it. This could have been a must-play. [Nov 2012, p.100]

Avoid. Run screaming. The funniest - and smartest - part of this game is the fact that the developers told you exactly what to expect when they named it. [Oct 2012, p.109]

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]