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

A solid GTA clone that ticks all the boxes but forgets to add the magic ingredient of improvisation. [Oct 2012, p.77]

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

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

An impenetrable mess with almost nothing to recommend it. Cast this one into the void. [Oct 2012, p.73]

Hypnotic experience. [Oct 2012, p.72]

A polished revision of the famous multiplayer shooter that chooses to play it safe. [Oct 2012, p.70]

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

Strange, brilliant, and exceptionally well-crafted, this action-RPG deserves your love despite the lack of care from its developers. [Oct 2012, p.66]

A triumph of polished design. [Oct 2012, p.64]

Delivers on every promise of the original, being an instant classic that proudly stands alongside the PC's finest shooters. [Oct 2012, p.62]

A solid enough effort, but pacing issues and a sense of obsolescence leave it firmly in 'if you like that sort of thing' camp. [Sept 2012, p.63]

The series' new benchmark for quality. Don't let these bricks get lost under the couch. [Sept 2012, p.62]

Atavistic PC racing for when you want to party like it's 1995. [Sept 2012, p.61]

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

A more-than-capable shooter that is a blast to play. Shame about the pings. [Sept 2012, p.59]

Borrows a little too much from the original game but features some fantastic moment to moment action. [Sept 2012, p.58]

Broken in nearly every single aspect, Fray fails to meet any criteria that would qualify it as a game. Do not buy. [Sept 2012, p.57]

Authentically strange, and effortlessly entertaining. [Sept 2012, p.56]

This shoddy console port has cast a shimmering invisible cloak over what would have been a serviceable third-person shooter. [Sept 2012, p.55]

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

Hardly essential, but worth it if you loved Skyrim's Daedric quests. [Sept 2012, p.52]

It's as though someone took military shooters and asked why their protagonists aren't psychological trainwrecks. [Aug 2012, p.66]

Exceptionally clever, thoughtful, exciting and even heartbreaking. An excellent point-and-click adventure. [Aug 2012, p.64]

Too muddled to be a good experiment, but it's still an interesting game. [Aug 2012, p.63]

Unique puzzle mechanics provide some intriguing conundrums, but things end up stuck in the flat dimension. [Aug 2012, p.62]

Miles deep, loaded with options and gorgeous art, Sins: Rebellion is a great, genre-transcending strategy game. [Aug 2012, p.60]

As a singleplayer campaign, Gratuitous Tank Battles is a glancing hit, but it still offers a deep and intricate take on tower defence. [Aug 2012, p.59]