A labour of love that successfully captures the spirit of the original. [Oct 2010, p.64]

A promising start to an atmospheric series, ironically let down by its puzzles. [Sept 2010, p.63]

Borrows so much but pays back so little. Seems to learn nothing from games half a decade old. Fun for a weekend. [Sept 2010, p.54]

Fans will love it, but it could have been so much better. [Oct 2010, p.62]

Budget purchase at best. [Sept 2010, p.58]

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

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

Inoffensive, easy and relatively fun. [Sept 2010, p.60]

Mediocre gameplay hides an enjoyable RPG with moments of genius. But it could have been so much more. [Aug 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]

Light on true innovation, but everything in it will soon become an essential part of your tyrannical regime. [Sept 2010, p.64]

A must-have for Age of Conan players. [Aug 2010, p.64]

Make no mistake; this game is hard. You will die, and die often. [July 2010, p.62]

In trading substance for style, Conviction winds up hollow and unsatisfying. Co-op is the only saving grace. [July 2010, p.52]

An astounding story wrapped in frustrating, illogical adventure gameplay. [July 2010, p.59]

Gorgeous presentation and clever level design are only held back by mild control issues. [July 2010, p.61]

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

Terrible pings, no servers and a tiny player base. [July 2010, p.58]

Get it if you're a Prison Break completist. [June 2010, p.62]

With insane stunts and explosions in a huge game world, this is pure adrenaline-fuelled action to the point of repetition. [June 2010, p.60]

Perhaps too complex for some but a beautiful, sprawling city management game nevertheless. [June 2010, p.58]

Stick to human-on-human multiplayer. There's simply no reason to engage with campaign mode or Skirmish at all. [May 2010, p.60]

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

A content-stuffed expansion that will thrill fans. If only it did a better job of paying attention to events in the first game. [June 2010, p.56]

It lacks enough pure content to be for anyone but Dawn of War fanatics. [May 2010, p.68]

A combination of DRM and instability ruins what should be an excellent game. Pick this up on console. [Apr 2010, p.58]

Modern Warfare plus squads and vehicles, and minus the stick up its arse. A solid multiplayer FPS. [May 2010, p.66]

Fight through the performance issues to find that the heart of sub simulation's best franchise still beats strong. [May 2010, p.64]