A functional open world game, Mad Max captures none of what makes its source material great. Missions are uninteresting, the world is dead and there are next to no damn car chases. [Issue#262, p.64]

Despite the fact that this entry does make some genuine improvements, it fails to innovate enough to save the series. [Issue#252, p.66]

You know those value brands that you often find in the big supermarkets? Fair Fencer F is the JRPG equivalent. With so much else around, it's not one we can recommend. [Issue#250, p.70]

One of the worst ports we've ever played, Risen 3 is a[n] ugly, buggy mess on PS3 that, when added to the awful combat, results in a poor game. [Issue#248, p.72]

A resounding failure in most respects. [Issue#247, p.68]

With Quantum Theory and Dark Void, Airtight has proven that it’s capable of creating interesting worlds with inventive mechanics, yet little of this is apparent in Murdered: Soul Suspect, a game that fails to develop its ideas beyond the very basics.

A transparent and incompetent attempt to copy the Arkham series, this is a game that excludes the unmistakable stench of a budget title while it fails spectacularly. [Issue#245, p.66]

Daylight is an utter mess of a game that never manages to build atmosphere or scare the player. Add in an atrocious script and voice acting and you have a game to avoid. [Issue#245, p.62]

The whole game just feels a bit budget, from the way that linked executions aren’t linked at all, merely canned animations played one after the other, to the short length and ugly UI elements. It’s a spin-off, and it sure feels like one.

A platformer that will leave anyone who doesn't remember the original cold. [Issue#234, p.80]

Avoid like the Black Death. [Issue#233, p.79]

Genuinely one of the worst games we've ever played. [Issue#231, p.74]

A humdrum shooter that runs on unabashed machismo and is completely devoid of imagination. [Issue#231, p.68]

Does a good job of encapsulating the unique feel of Japanese horror, but only the most dedicated fans of the genre will persevere through the excessive description and dull mechanics in order to unlock every ending here. [Issue#229, p.83]

For some, the idea of fighting through repetitive levels will be just that: a slog. [Issue#229, p.82]

A totally unnecessary expansion that actually adds very little. [Issue#229, p.78]

Buggy, ugly, and somehow unfinished after ten years...A huge disappointment. [Issue#229, p.68]

With some utterly appalling level design, terrible physics and the aforementioned imprecise controls, Multiverse is one of the worst tie-ins of this generation. [Issue#227, p.78]

This'll remind you of the very worst PSone FPS games. [Issue#227, p.77]

Half-baked mechanics, visually dull and a lack of conviction in its creative vision. [Issue#225, p.83]

A mediocre shooter tainted by the dullest of shootouts. [Issue#225, p.78]

This is just a pretty bad game. [Issue#224, p.81]

Bland, boring and all too brief. [Issue#224, p.78]

What interesting ideas are here end up lost beneath a tidal wave of bad ones. [Issue#223, p.87]

It looks bad, it sounds awful, it plays poorly, and it's really expensive with a tacky-feeling joystick. [Issue#223, p.75]

Just watch the movie and play Monkey Ball. [Issue#222, p.81]

Not only is it boring, but it's dodgy as hell. [Issue#221, p.81]

Boring within minutes. [Issue#221, p.75]