Anodyne falls between average and perfection, offering a strange, funny, horrifying few hours of old-school action-adventure. [June 2013, p.91]

The best experience is probably on console. [Oct 2010, p.60]

A streamlined action RPG with the emphasis placed firmly on the action. [Sept 2015, p.58]

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

Not without some significant problems, Ruiner is still a satisfyingly difficult slice of twin stick grimdorkness. [Issue#267, p.73]

The story is great but the surfeit of ideas means that none are fleshed out particularly well. [Issue#264, p.63]

We urge you to try and understand Hitman's environment, take action within it and control it as much as you possibly can. [Issue#250, p.60]

A bright and fun side-scroller that you can lose hours in, or just play for a few minutes - either way, it will keep you coming back. [July 2015, p.64]

Same great quality, plus enough subtle tweaks to shake things up for the better. [Aug 2010, p.61]

This is a gorgeous and amusing diversion, even if puzzling feels tacked-on, rather than integral. [July 2011, p.71]

Slow and meandering but gently enjoyable. [Sept 2012, p.54]

With an ambitious concept, it's easy to forgive smaller mistakes - fortunately, Beatbuddy barely has any. [Oct 2013, p.86]

Busy and discordant. [Oct 2012, p.76]

Combat is flawed, but does little to detract from the game's breathtaking depiction of lunacy. [Sept 2011, p.61]

An interesting take on a classic genre, with some great writing and variably rich worlds to explore. [Sept 2015, p.62]

Beautiful but flawed, Sundered is too frustrating early on to be fully satisfying. [Issue#265, p.62]

You can't go wrong with sticking to Rocksteady's Bat-formula, however it is starting to feel a little played out. [December 2013, p.93]

Gameplay that refused to break any new ground can't tarnish the love and care shown in this nostalgia piece. [Mar 2011, p.68]

Visually spectacular alien-blasting action; another fine port from Volition. [July 2011, p.60]

A love letter to the joy of exploration and randomness. [Issue#256, p.64]

Fun enough, but hardly anything new under the shooter sun. [May 2014, p.58]

Substantial expansion with significant new content. But price is very hard to swallow. [Issue#254, p.58]

Admirable, but maybe not lovable. Requires stubborn determination on the part of the player. Then it's rewarding. [Nov 2011, p.50]

The campaign requires an interest in 40K, while the basic multiplayer modes are fun for all. [Dec 2011, p.67]

Not bad, but far more likely to be remembered for its stunning artwork than for its plot or puzzles. [Oct 2012, p.74]

A wonderful, strange, sad trek through the myth of America. [Issue#270, p.52]

A deep tactical - and strategic - RPG. [Issue#262, p.58]

The hackneyed story doesn't detract from the thrilling world and new challenges of 10,000BC. [Issue#249, p.45]