Great card game, and dangerously addictive, but fails to realise the potential of both the Magic system and platform. [Sept 2011, p.70]

Hard to see long-lasting appeal amongst the grind and lag. [Christmas 2009, p.48]

This hallway feels a little narrow. [Nov 2011, p.48]

It's partially broken, shallow, repetitive and aimless, but hang me, I still kind of love it. [Issue#255, p.56]

The story and characters are excellent and the game is enjoyable, but the open world detracts from the experience rather than adding to it.

For rogue-like obsessives and robosexuals only. [Issue#255, p.62]

A disjointed first episode that makes Bruce a monster and Batman a button mash. [Issue#255, p.64]

Unfinished and unpolished, like a poor facsimile of what came before rather than a new game. [Issue#266, p.51]

Speedball 2 Tournament is not the second coming of Brutal Deluxe. It is an evolution that will provide entertainment for people who are yearning for simple, accessible arcade fun. [Apr 2008, p.67]

An enjoyable, finely crafted puzzler that's over far too soon. [March 2012, p.66]

Gone are the open environments. Gone are the police chases. Gone are the FMV cut-scenes. Prostreet probably excised so many features with a view of taking things in a fresh direction, but the result is a bewildering one. [Jan 2008, p.60]

Tactical city-sim for the sub-menu-phobic. [Issue#265, p.58]

A slick and stylish stealth-action game that could do with some greater depth. [Issue#265, p.60]

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

Addictive, but not necessarily rewarding. [December 2013, p.86]

An interesting story brought low by rote combat and a rather uninspiring graphics engine. [December 2013, p.92]

A curious relic, uncovered by a freak sandstorm, and soon to be reclaimed by the desert. [Issue#248, p.58]

Arguably the best in the series, but also very much a retread of F1 2012. [December 2013, p.95]

Worth more as a curiosity piece than as a complete and functioning game. This is what happens when you attempt too much. [June 2013, p.85]

There are far more refined arcade offerings out there than this shallow use of a big-name license. [Feb 2010, p.62]

Yeah it looks amazing but [*FISTBUMPS*] do not a good racing game make. [Issue#250, p.69]

Offering very little progression on Dead Island, this is one for the fans. Series newcomers should get the cheaper original instead. [June 2013, p.92]

Survival mechanics obscure an otherwise competent but uninteresting adventure. [Issue#253, p.62]

A lot of potential with disappointing execution. [March 2013, p.86]

Developer Keen Software House has overextended its reach. [March 2013, p.90]

If you haven’t played Lost Planet before, and mindless shooting of various people/things in some gorgeous locales is your cup of tea, the budget price sounds just about right. But for everyone else, it’s safe to give this one a miss. [Aug 2008, p.62]

As it stands, Eternal Crusade is far too unpolished to be much fun. [Issue#256, p.55]

Intermittently creepy, yet it all feels like an overblown student project; a proof of concept for a slicker, scarier game. [Jan 2014, p.91]