Happy Tree Friends: False Alarm makes everyone behind it look like absolute bastards. [Oct 2008, p.69]

Makes you feel clever. [Oct 2008, p.64]

While it does nothing spectacular, it has enough pretty colours and plain, shallow addictiveness to hold your attention for the two or three hours the game lasts. [Sept 2008, p.76]

Hateful game. [Sept 2008, p.60]

I have considered the benefits and cost of this pack, and settled on a representative numberical value. [Sept 2008, p.73]

Addictive. [Sept 2008, p.74]

Considering the budget price, you could do a lot worse on your quest to find an original adventure game this summer. [Oct 2008, p.65]

A great hulking sh.t. [Oct 2008, p.74]

Codemasters' racing studio know what they're doing and have again got the key elements right.

Old-school, classic, no-nonsense joy based around possibly the finest trilogy of films ever made. [Aug 2008, p.64]

Rarely have I come across a set of RTS missions as mercilessly unforgiving as these. [Sept 2008, p.72]

If you are a fan of what BioWare's done in the past, like action with a hefty dose of sci-fi and want something new, or just like playing a really good game, then you owe it to yourself to pick up this fantastic title.

A good puzzler if you're prepared to not only outwit, but second guess the quirks of the development team. [Sept 2008, p.75]

A slightly alienating, yet eventually rewarding, game that lets you create your own levels. [Sept 2008, p.70]

The dialogue is effortlessly hilarious and seriously crass. This game is the crudest in recent memory. [July 2008, p.72]

However, once you pass the infant stages of the game, play becomes all too familiar, all too repetitive and all too unpolished. I'm not saying avoid Age of Conan - feel free to give it a go and enjoy the early stages with your free 30 days of play.

Its nauseating, greased-pig feel makes it devoid of fun and vlaue. [Sept 2008, p.68]

Clever, original and genuinely pleasing to play, this is easily worth the 8.99 pounds you'll pay for it on Steam. [Sept 2009, p.82]

Blandly fun for a bit. [Aug 2009, p.73]

Combat though, is miserable. [Aug 2008, p.73]

It's terribly inconsistent and feels like a shooter from the last century. [Aug 2008, p.74]

The problem with Jack Keane is that it's just not funny. The game tries too hard to be something its not. [May 2008, p.78]

If the Europa Universalis series is your thing, Rome is a welcome evolution. [July 2008, p.74]

A refinement and general improvement on Vegas, as it's better paced, more consistent and bigger. [June 2008, p.70]

An occasionally frustrating and overpriced brain-fondle. [Aug 2008, p.72]

Occasionally weak puzzles and infrequent dud jokes aside, if you mark a game on how joyfully sad you feel at the end, season 2 of "Sam & Max" is second only to "Portal." [July 2008, p.86]

The spectacuar way in which the game is presented is enough to make the most players want to overlook the deep-running problems it harbors and plaudits must be paid to a setting this original and so excellently realized. [June 2008, p.64]

That Overclocked isn't better is sad because there's a good story being told. [July 2008, p.85]