Essentially a very promising tech demo. [Christmas 2009, p.110]

In short, it would take two humans deliberately missing every shot to ever be in jeopardy. [Christmas 2009, p.117]

For those new to this strange epic, the raft of under-the-hood fixes and balances makes it the best place to start. [Feb 2010, p.101]

A surprisingly moreish zom-bomber. [Dec 2009, p.109]

It's laser-focused on delivering a tense, one-on-one game, but its rewards are blurred under no-frills packaging and a too-serious demeanour. [Feb 2010, p.85]

Cheap and cheerful, but also disappointingly shallow and shonky. [Mar 2010, p.88]

A gorgeous, sci-fi themed platformer, rich with tough puzzles and smart design. Simple, but amazingly detailed. [Mar 2010, p.94]

Mystically charming. [Nov 2009, p.91]

Serious military strategy games don't come any better, or pricier, than this. [Sept 2010, p.96]

Hardcore platforming at its most frustrating. [Sept 2010, p.103]

Interesting locations, all well made, but five quid for four maps is a bit steep. [Sept 2010, p.105]

A clever music based puzzler, that is unfortunatley restricted by the small amount on offer.

Wonky visuals, but this is as close to The Da Vinci Code meets Monkey Island as we'll get. Did I mention the hot French accent?

Uninspired campaign approach. [Christmas 2010, p.103]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

It's less good at variety. [Feb 2011, p.97]

It's fun, and a treat for the JCB-obsessed little-ones. [Jan 2011, p.99]

Somehow the world still works superbly, and the result is a big, compelling and unique adventure. [Mar 2011, p.85]

A smarter camera and tighter controls might have made its other flaws less noticeable. [Mar 2011, p.85]

While there are "proper" missions, most are plotless busy-work. [Mar 2011, p.87]

The best physics-'em-up since Armadillo Run. [June 2011, p.95]

A satisfying self-contained chapter, driven by an engrossing story, with exploration encouraged. Plus flying laser robots.

There's some nice, quirky puzzles here, but ultimately very little else.

Four pretty but stale multiplayer arenas. One comedy zombie map. Eleven of your pounds wasted. [Nov 2011, p.122]

How free-to-play gaming should be done, in a superhero MMO that's yet to be beaten for fun. More like this please!

The game is an aesthetic pleasure to lose yourself in. [Feb 2012, p.101]

An engaging and enjoyable take on medieval strategy. [Feb 2012, p.107]

A very fair price for the pleasure of their covert company, even if you only end up leading them for a couple of campaigns. [Mar 2012, p.109]