A highly enjoyable racing game with a lot of polish and it's good to see the franchise try a little harder. [Dec 2009, p.66]

A PC port done right. [Christmas 2009, p.88]

Addictive and it's fun, but it is more frustrating and rage-inducing than other PopCap efforts of late. [Feb 2010, p.85]

Lengthy load times, dated visuals, and obtuse interface and an unnecessarily decentralized recruitment system. [Dec 2009, p.73]

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

Provides a simple, but pleasing action experience, with a refreshingly polished veneer. [Dec 2009, p.74]

It's got too many issues to recommend it. [Oct 2010, p.]

Lacks a coherent structure. [Dec 2009, p.68]

Lots of tactical freedom. [Christmas 2009, p.89]

The puzzles are solid enough, too. [Dec 2009, p.75]

More Tufnell than Warne. [Nov 2009, p.74]

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

A relaxing, addictive and intuitive action-puzzler. [Christmas 2009, p.86]

It's not a bad game, and if you're one of the aforementioned strategy fans, you will likely enjoy it. [Nov 2009, p.76]

Dramatic, entertaining and charming in the way that every Fallout expansion should be from now on. [Nov 2009, p.72]

A bit crackers. [Nov 2009, p.76]

East India Company manages to whisk you on a sedate journey through teatime. [Nov 2009, p.75]

Offers up one of the drabbest looking and tedious opening sections witnessed anywhere. [Oct 2009, p.62]

One of the best games ever. [Oct 2009, p.69]

Officially generic. [Oct 2009, p.70]

It's for the patient. [Aug 2009, p.62]

While it's no classic, every Monkey Island fan should be playing this. [Oct 2009, p.68]

Trine deserves recognition for bringing the Lost Vikings template back to our PCs, but it isn't a classic. [Oct 2009, p.66]

It's one of the most outrageous games I've ever played and for that alone I love it. [Oct 2009, p.67]

A brilliant combat game that can be dabbled with in short bursts or long bouts of human vs human combat, there's no denying that it is a must-play for PC fighting fans and those looking for a bit of short, sharp fun. If you've got a setup that allows you to play in your living room on the TV, add three extra points to the score.

May EA blight us with more Harry Potter games than our PCs' hard drives can possibly tolerate. [Oct 2009, p.71]

Great setting and atmosphere. [Sept 2009, p.68]

If you're a fan of the board game, you'll like this adaptation - but if you're not, it's not going to sit well with any logical imagining that you've ever had for a Blood Bowl game. [Nov 2009, p.68]