Hit the cap in the free month, then come back in six. [Mar 2011, p.62]

Another agreeable indie diversion. [Dec 2011, p.66]

Sold twin-stick fundamentals executed to reasonably successful effort. [Issue#269, p.62]

Zero-gravity combat is both fun and disorienting, but the underlying game is too shallow for long-term entertainment. [Feb 2010, p.61]

Devoid of plot, yet highly recommended on the strength of its combat. Beautifully balanced, complex and challenging. [Nov 2013, p.96]

Enough of the classic Mass Effect, with enough new mechanics to keep the game fresh. [Hollingworth; Issue#261, p.55]

We haven't had this much fun since Destruction Derby on the PS1. [July 2012, p.58]

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

It doesn't reinvent the genre, but Primordia's rich script, interesting world and solid puzzles make up for its minor annoyances. [Feb 2013, p.72]

This is what Battlefield 2142 should have been. [Dec 2009, p.52]

If you are the kind of person who enjoys traditional MMO design you will find Champions one of the best to appear on the scene since Azeroth got connected. [Nov 2009, p.62]

A fun distraction buck lacks enough depth to keep your attention for too long. [Aug 2015, p.65]

Familiar design that's thankfully still thoroughly unsettling. You'll never look at bacon the same way gain. [Oct 2013, p.78]

Always fascinating, this devious puzzle-platformer makes up for in creativity and charm what it lacks in polish. [Nov 2012, p.81]

Jensen can weave a fine tale, but she's forgotten what it takes to craft an enjoyable point-and-click puzzle. [Apr 2011, p.67]

A satisfying but not stellar action-RPG romp. [Aug 2011, p.67]

Ignore the story and there's a very enticing world to explore. [Apr 2011, p.64]

A proper video game adaptation of a great boardgame - at last! [March 2015, p.62]

Despite some presentation concerns the rest of what was on offer during this match was truly thrilling. [Sept 2009, p.60]

Brings innovation to a stagnant genre, but not perfection. [Apr 2011, p.69]

Some will fall in love with its stats and leveling, whereas others will abandon it due to its lacklustre story and polish. [Jan 2010, p.80]

Deeply flawed in execution but fascinating nonetheless, Never Alone shows that different cultures have wonderful stories to tell. [Jan 2015, p.63]

Some marvelous mechanics don't add up to enough to detract from stilted writing, an overly grim aesthetic, and repetitive combat.

Simple but effective puzzling bolstered by an excellent soundtrack. [Issue#259, p.61]

What we have here is a slightly updated version of FIFA, with a couple of additions, and a sackful of seemingly new bugs. [Dec 2009, p.58]

After an hour or so of play this one is quite hard to put down. [Feb 2010, p.63]

A great wargame to play with friends, and a very dull one to play by yourself. [Apr 2013, p.90]

Klang may be short, but it's a hell of a lot of frantic rhythm action fun while it lasts. [Issue#256, p.62]