A love story. A private story. A rare privilege. [Jan 2012, p.40]

Hong Kong features a wonderful story but patience is required due to the glacial pace with which it progresses. [Oct 2015, p.56]

It seems Gas Powered Games has really been listening to the fans because forged Alliance builds on the Supreme Commander legacy to make a great game downright amazing. [Jan 2008, p.58]

An incredibly tight, good looking single player experience, the anti-CoD if you will. [July 2014, p.50]

A surprisingly rich survival horror game that doesn't try to frighten you so much as leave you feeling slightly uneasy. [June 2012, p.65]

Quite possibly as good as it gets when it comes to sci-fi horror. [Nov 2014, p.48]

It rises above its problems to provide the kind of RPG that reminds you what made the genre so great in the first place. This game was a labour of love for CD Projekt and it shows. [Jan 2008, p.53]

If the first episode is a fair indicator for the rest of the season, this could very well be 2013's The Walking Dead. [March 2013, p.88]

A nice-enough end to a stellar first episodic outing, but some will find the puzzles lacking. [Feb 2010, p.61]

Loot interacts with combat far better than Death's abilities. [Oct 2012, p.68]

Though it oozes atmosphere, frequent and irritating monster encounters tarnish an otherwise solid shooter. [May 2010, p.56]

Beautiful to look at and a thrill to play, Blur combines speed, strategy and style into a thoroughly entertaining package. [Aug 2010, p.62]

A solid game that could use a little more hand holding, but otherwise another great effort from Relic. [Jan 2015, p.58]

Fast and flashy combat in a shallow fantasy world. For the solo MMO player only. [Apr 2012, p.62]

This is the freshest that Sam & Max have been in a while. [July 2010, p.60]

A deeply flawed yet passably entertaining co-op genre mash-up. [Christmas 2009, p.52]

The missed potential of the Napoleon story and some dodgy AI make this one a fun, but not essential, Total War game. [Apr 2010, p.50]

A bold experiment in semi-interactive narrative that doesn't quite succeed. [Issue#249, p.58]

If you liked Lemmings but thought it could do with more brain munching, this is the game for you. [Issue#254, p.68]

Creepy and cute in equal measure, Little Nightmares is a short but tense ride. [Issue#262, p.65]

The story is trite but the action, Pawn system and inclusion of DLC made Dragon's Dogma: DA a very compelling purchase. [Issue#248, p.64]

A celebration of speed and movement. [Jan 2010, p.86]

If this is what Ubisoft is capable of in ts "spare time", it deserves more time off. Inject this glorious blue neon goop into our veins. [June 2013, p.82]

Revenant Kingdom is one of those games that suffers for being a sequel to something that was a bit special. It's a good oddball JRPG. But Wrath of the White Witch had great storytelling, compelling characters, and epic boss fights. Revenant Kingdom just feels... smaller.

Beyond Earth is the finest thing that Firaxis has made and a game that we suspect we'll be playing for a long time to come. [Dec 2014, p.52]

One of the best bat-and-ballers since Breakout itself.

Beating the shit out of incoming musical notes has never been this much fun. [Issue#252, p.70]

Some rough edges, but this is the finest RPG to emerge in many years. [Nov 2014, p.56]