One of the most impressive indie games to date. [Feb 2007, p.87]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

I had a great time, all things considered, but it would've been more satisfying to have felt like I was part of a story. [Oct 2010, p.64]

An absolute joy to play once more. [Oct 2010, p.80]

Somehow the game, as a whole, comes together beautifully. [Oct 2010, p.70]

An imperfect romp that manages to cover its flaws with charm and relentless action. [Oct 2010, p.84]

It has an amusing script, good puzzles and wonderful voice-acting. [Sept 2010, p.88]

A decent Transformers game, at last. [Oct 2010, p.78]

Playing Forgotten Sands is like playing a slicker "Sands of Time." [Sept 2010, p.86]

Jolly Rover proudly stands on the shoulders of a giant, and unlike other adventure games that imitate LucasArts' greats, it keeps its balance. [Sept 2010, p.89]

Somehow, the game, as a whole, comes together beautifully. [Sept 2010, p.80]

A noisy, polished and suitably spectacular racer. [Aug 2010, p.84]

Still funny. [Aug 2010, p.90]

Sam might not be sticking to the shadows as much as he once did, but Splinter Cell's never been this classy. [July 2010, p.78]

Essential for those who likes a sit down and have a think. [Aug 2010, p.82]

It's funny, clever and thoroughly enjoyable to play. [July 2010, p.86]

Stolen Memories is definitely not big on value, but if you're a Mass Effect fan you'll find it hard to resist. Which is, obviously, what EA are counting on. [July 2010, p.85]

A simple little game that's polished and varied enough to compete with the big boys in terms of pure, joyful fun. [July 2010, p.82]

At the end of the day though, this game is just pure fun. [May 2010, p.64]

Incredible atmosphere. [June 2010, p.76]

A huge amount of content. [June 2010, p.82]

A splendid next step for Dawn of War II. [June 2010, p.83]

Immense amounts to do. [May 2010, p.74]

Genuinely likable script. [May 2010, p.70]

Brilliantly beefy strategy.

Tightened engine. [May 2010, p.78]

It's deliriously gory, unwaveringly confident and spectacular fun. And, at the very least, it's far better than the dogsh.t films. [Apr 2010]

The multiplayer side is where it pushes the score into Recommended territory. But the single player mode won't hold your attention for more than a few rounds. [May 2010, p.91]