Medal of Honor is just following the crowd, with no true identity to call its own. [Issue#185, p.70]

Starts with so much promise, but eventually becomes an experience as barren as the desert it's set in. [Issue#256, p.61]

Charming and child-like yet frustrating and flawed. [Christmas 2009, p.64]

I may be alive, but I am completely dead inside. [Nov 2012, p.82]

Try again after a few months of patches. Maybe. [Mar 2011, p.67]

Bland and basic chopper sim which may destroy your PC. [Mar 2011, p.70]

Dull combat, pointless dialogue wheel, overly scripted and plagued with connection issues. Avoid. [Jan 2012, p.64]

Scant new features of gameplay are unsatisfying and unbalanced. Suitable for the stalwart fan, who doesn't mind repetitive tasks. [May 2012, p.60]

An intriguing exercise in interactive fiction, let down by shaky writing and a major lack of emotional engagement. [Apr 2012, p.50]

Look, just play Magicka. Because it at least makes some kind of sense. [July 2011, p.65]

When the best parts of a game are the parts that aren't the game, something is wrong. [Issue#260, p.64]

Should never have been released in its current state - simple as that. [July 2011, p.72]

Like finding out your happy childhood home was full of asbestos. [Sept 2012, p.60]

Dying Light should showcase everything Techland learned from Dead Island. Instead, it showcases everything they haven't. [March 2015, p.57]

Takes two great ideas and merges them into a half-baked mess of poor controls and monotony. [Issue#254, p.59]

An exhaustingly average game that still wouldn't be worth your time someone gave it to you. [Apr 2014, p.60]

Developer with bad track record wants you to pay big for uninspiring loot-em-up. Choices is yours. [Issue#254, p.61]

Some interesting ideas can't save this dull, sloppy attempt at reinventing the RTS genre. [Apr 2011, p.56]

Big Brother may be watching, but if I was him I would have switched off from boredom. [Issue#257, p.65]

Another free-to-play MMO in an over-saturated market. [Aug 2011, p.64]

Buy it if you want to see Six Days in Fallujah someday. Though donating to Atomic Games directly would be less painful. [Apr 2011, p.71]

Proof that gleeful surrealism does not automatically indicate arthouse brilliance. [Aug 2011, p.74]

If you will play literally anything featuring Total War and Rome in the same title and don't value your time, this is for you. [Nov 2013, p.80]

Bloated and hubristic, Assassin's Creed III is a shocking disappointment. If you adored Assassin's Creed II, you would be better served replaying that and forgetting this even exists. [Jan 2013, p.77]

Omerta's 1920s mobster charm quickly wears away to show its shallowness, and any hope of mob-boss stardom dies with it. [Apr 2013, p.94]

Not serious to be legit, not funny enough to be, well, fun. [Oct 2012, p.78]

Glimmers of that CS charm, but needs another year in development and local servers before standing alongside such heavyweights. [Nov 2013, p.91]

A minimalist experience that confuses collectibles for substance. [Issue#269, p.63]