A commendable departure from the well-beaten track. [Issue#212, p.102]

Far too short. [Issue#216, p.76]

A fair effort hampered by maddening design decisions. [Issue#217, p.70]

Competent with some interesting features, but just isn't enough fun - doesn't offer enough of interest. [Issue#216, p.85]

Unfortunately for franchise fans, it is going to leave the podium without spraying any champagne. [Issue#246, p.74]

You can get a sense of the minute-to-minute gunplay being something special with the right group of friends. [Issue#206, p.87]

It's not exactly scary going on fetch quests for some snooty, snooty wee girls, nor fending off eyeless monkeys with a kitchen knife. [Issue#146, p.92]

It's just too much of a chore and with the Star Wars link tenuous at best, it'd be better if you left this on a shelf far, far away. [Issue 148, p.90]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

Poorly thought out puzzles, pointless gameplay mechanics and horrifically garish visuals all combine to create a thoroughly disappointing sequel. Oh well. [Issue 145, p.91]

With the right people on your side, Evolve can be a surprising blast. However, get lumped with utter idiots, or the shoddy AI, and it quickly becomes very, very frustrating. [Issue#254, p.66]

Bad pacing. [Issue#256, p.70]

A decent, good-looking game that is let down by its linear nature. [Issue#158, p.78]

Demanding, but rewarding for the few who engage it. [Issue#153, p.84]

A bit of a relic, though straight-faced racing is hard to come by, these days. [Issue#183, p.78]

A major improvement for the series, but there's still not enough to it to warrant a hearty recommendation. [Issue#163, p.94]

Shift 2 has a bevy of neat ideas but none of them are executed to a degree that makes them worthwhile. [Issue#204, p.82]

There's still something quite charming about this crazy little game. [Issue#195, p.103]

Admittedly it gets repetitive extremely quickly but it's still good fun while it lasts. [Issue#190, p.91]

A feature-rich racer hamstrung by inaccurate controls. [Issue#187, p.75]

Surprisingly good fun. [Issue#211, p.96]

Making a big thing out of it would have been a good idea. [Issue#157, p.80]

Overlord is a game that serves to please its master. Just stand back, lift and arm and raise holy hell. [Issue#167, p.92]

There's a catch to more or less every improvement Unity makes. [Issue#251, p.58]

While it's perfect for kids and parents, mature platform fans will be left wanting. [Issue#203, p.89]

It's online dungeon crawling by the numbers and could get dull quite quickly. [Issue#202, p.92]

It works, but you have to overlook the fact it's clearly a lot, lot better with Xbox 360's Kinect than it is with Move. [Issue#208, p.93]

The same slightly wonky fun we had in the first one, and we mean the exact damn same. [Issue#231, p.66]