It's fluid, vivid and with as much depth as you want. A delight. [Apr 2006, p.104]

A superb game and a fitting swansong for Dante on the PlayStation 2. [JPN Import; Issue#139, p.104]

A comprehensive update to one of the best games in its class, Reaper of Souls is an absolute must-play for anyone that likes loot. [Issue#248, p.62]

Already one of our most-played PS4 games this year, Rogue Legacy is absolutely superb. [Issue#248, p.68]

It might not be online, but if you have three friends, who really cares? [Issue #151, p.68]

The Darkness combines the best bits of mafia and war films, producing one complete, intriguing experience...Few licensed games go beyond the realms of their source material, but The Darkness does it in a fun, gritty and engaging way. [Issue#154, p.62]

Buy it, learn it, love it. [Issue#243, p.70]

A simply brilliant sequel. [Issue#199, p.72]

A joy to play. A huge story mode, rock-hard trials and great online will keep players occupied for a long time. [Issue#231, p.80]

Fantastic fun converted perfectly to Sony's handheld. All the Metal Slug you could ever want. [Issue #150, p.86]

Ignore the linearity of the level design and embrace the PSN's most adrenaline-fuelled game since WipEout HD. [Issue#193, p.102]

It's a terrific concept bolstered by some truly great game modes and excellent unlockables. [Issue#184, p.85]

It's a mature game, too – not just because it includes sex and violence under the pretence of being for adults – but because it delivers such dark and macabre content with the same level of intelligence we would expect from a major television series.

Tough and unforgiving, Demon's Souls is nevertheless a breath of fresh air in a very stagnant games market. [Issue#182, p.72]

If you've ever had an interest in the genre then this pack is unmissable. [Issue#196, p.97]

One of the PS3's best downloadable games. [Issue#188, p.87]

The best football game on PS3. [Issue#197, p.82]

We couldn't have asked for much better from Criterion's first entry to the NFS series. [Issue#199, p.76]

A truly progressive effort. [Christmas 2009, p.66]

Finely honed, beautifully crafted and offering a mountainous challenge, World Tour reels you in with stat boosts and loyalty rewards and never lets you go. Satisfaction is definitely guaranteed. [Issue#165, p.91]

Although a little repetitive, Outrun 2006 has a lot to offer to those content with bettering themselves and sucking up the beauty. [Apr 2006, p.74]

Bold, bright and insanely addictive. [Issue#200, p.102]

Supremely stylish, cleverly designed, fiendishly addictive. [Issue#171, p.92]

There's just so much to explore and discover here. Never has such a rich and fully-realised game world been committed to disc. [Issue #152, p.64]

It's the excellent game it always has been, with as much to get out of it as you're willing to put in. [Issue#240, p.62]

A loving package. [Feb 2012, p.80]

The combat is faultless, the story is bonkers and the bosses some of the finest in gaming history. [Issue#228, p.66]

Freedom without control may well be anarchy, but freedom within the confines of the Deus Ex world is a brilliant thing. [Issue#209, p.84]