Not enough to warrant the asking price. [Issue#182, p.75]

Doesn't offer decent value for money compared to most other PSN games. [Issue#192, p.97]

Undeniably funny and entertaining. Too bad it's a dreadful poker game. [Issue#232, p.83]

Vita's black sheep. It's not awful by any stretch of the imagination, but it's difficult to recommend. [Issue#215, p.77]

It's short, dull and looks awful. Avoid. [Issue#184, p.72]

Combos are just a matter of bashing button but you can augment these attacks by using your special moves. [Issue#154, p.82]

If only Arcade mode wasn't rubbish, this would be the complete package. [Issue#160, p.74]

The twitchy mechs and boring battles combined with the blandness of the graphics makes For Answer a difficult game to recommend. So we won’t. That section in Metal Gear 4 was more fun than this.

Exactly the same as every other puzzle game ever made. [Issue#190, p.79]

A nice little package for those in love with the brand and its heritage, but there are better alternatives out there for pretty much everybody else. [Issue#221, p.79]

Has nearly all of the same gameplay flaws as its predecessor and as such doesn't really represent any kind of step forward. [Issue#196, p.86]

It's messy, and it gets repetitive too. For some, it'll just be headache-inducing. But for those who yearn for quirkiness, this could become a cult hit. [Issue#229, p.82]

While fans will certainly glean some enjoyment, everyone else should steer clear. [Issue#189, p.91]

If you're not a fan of the show then you're probably not interested in feeling like a CTU member. [Apr 2006, p.98]

Shun this bloody awful game. [Issue 141, p.90]

Trials of Topoq is tedious, and you really need floating arms to play it. [Issue#159, p.97]

Good fun and great value....but the graphics are boring and it does get repetitive. [Issue#210, p.99]

In short blasts, it's a real treat. [Issue#172, p.88]

Puzzle fanatics who can tolerate inadequacies in the two disappointing games can find plenty of occupying depth for a rainy day. [Issue#152, p.79]

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

Stick with PixelJunk Shooter instead. [Issue#202, p.97]

Those looking for something Carmageddon-shaped to fill a hole in their lives could do a lot worse. [Issue#207, p.99]

Besides gimmicks, the core Frogger gameplay is untouched and thus lacks compelling high-score chases. [Issue#221, p.79]

The real bonus is the range of race types available. [Issue#160, p.96]

There's just not enough to keep you entertained. [Issue#190, p.65]

Just don't play it by yourself. These worms are dumb. [Issue#217, p.81]

Not really worth bothering with. [Issue#216, p.80]

Fracture supplies the recommended dose of excitement, and not a drop more. While its puzzles come close to rescuing matters, that feeling of half-hearted exploration and only just adequate gunplay never quite wears off.