Refreshing, exciting RTS. [Nov 2008, p.92]

The game doesn't make note of important discoveries. [Nov 2006, p.98]

You get what you pay for, which in this case isn't anything new. [Sept 2006, p.101]

For the avid DAoC veterans, it's a must-buy. [July 2007, p.78]

FM 2007 remains a blinding mass of statistics at first sight, but they yield an intoxicating world of heartbreaking injuries, transfer coups, heroic defeats and the pursuit of glory. In short, it's football. No other game comes close. [Dec 2006, p.104]

Turn-based strategy made accessible with a casual philosophy. [Feb 2007, p.90]

Great physics; the best PC fighting game since "Rag Doll Kung Fu." [Christmas 2006, p.90]

No surprises, just great ease-of-use and an endless supply of puzzles. [Apr 2007, p.100]

A tragically flawed LucasArts tribute. [Jan 2009, p.80]

If you're going to ask someone to continuously pay money to be able to play your game, you're going to have to provide one hell of a decent shooter. And not, let's say, something that looks and feels like a weak "Quake II" clone. Yeah, you read that right. "Quake II." [Mar 2008, p.82]

With the cumbersome camera controls, you end up just wishing they'd hurry up and escape already. [Apr 2008, p.71]

A high score-chasing game that scores well with us all. [July 2008, p.83]

It's a case of Where's Wally meets Hercule Poirot. On a boat. [Jan 2009, p.79]