Dreamfall never taxes the brain, and progression is more often than not a case of running to the next location and having a bit of a chat. [July 2006, p.75]

A definite improvement over "Euro Force." And that's pretty much the best plaudit I can muster. [Oct 2006, p.81]

While Extraction Point certainly does pick up towards the end, providing some absolutely sublime moments of action, ultimately it feels far too much like the worst bits of F.E.A.R. all over again, masquerading as something we love.

Muzzled! isn't as laugh-out-loud funny as the previous episodes. [Oct 2009, p.73]

Treat The Maw as a casual half hour game and you'll be well satisfied, but don't expect any maw than that. Sorry. [June 2009, p.75]

A flawed gem. [Jan 2010, p.79]

If you can, buy this with four friends, make a team and watch in awe as an excellent RPSRPGRTS unfolds around you. [Apr 2008, p.74]

While it may not be the most groundbreaking of shooters, Emergence's merits far outweigh its smattering of faults, and with six to ten hours of entertainment to be had, you can't argue that it's not value for money, especially as it also comes bundled with a copy of the original SiN. Eleven quid you say? Bargain.

Timely, compelling, packed with features and slickly presented. [Oct 2007, p.88]

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

BattleForge runs smoothly and is pretty enough, with a wide selection of large units to choose from. However, battles see you going up against the same units - the ones players have identified as being the best. So the only real variety BattleForge provides is on paper. [May 2009, p.73]

The levels feed artificially protracted. [July 2009, p.74]

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

Anyone with half an eye can see how the presentation levels have been slipping like a ferret on ice over the last few years. [Nov 2007, p.84]

In injecting regime change with such sheer raggedy-ass size and balls-out bluster, the developers have joined Rico Rodriguez in pulling off something of a coup. [Dec 2006, p.86]

A solid game, but one that suffers somewhat from stilted gameplay and a cliched plot. [May 2009, p.74]

Surprisingly deep. [July 2009, p.66]

A money sucking expansion whore. [Oct 2010, p.88]

Puzzles aren't too hard, but they aren't too easy. [Feb 2009, p.80]

If you're a reality fan looking for a full-on Civil War experience, this is it. [Aug 2006, p.54]

Muddy great fun. [Dec 2007, p.82]

Truly repellent content. [Sept 2007, p.75]

In a disappointing move, we don't get to play any of the Ghostbusters. [Oct 2009, p.64]

A curious but elegant levelling system. [May 2006, p.88]

Long-time fans will be pretty appalled by this effort. [Dec 2009, p.70]

Effective time Hoover. [July 2008, p.84]

Love it or hate it though, you simply can't argue that Armed Assault is one hugely accomplished modern combat simulator. If that's what you're looking for, you won't be disappointed. [Mar 2007, p.60]

This is a simple game for simpler minds. [Dec 2009, p.76]