It really is like unicycling across a rope bridge made of ice. [Christmas 2010]

An enjoyable but traditional outing capable of short-term thrills, which is just enough for some. [Dec 2014, p.87]

The best we can expect for now. [Apr 2011, p.112]

The overall experience may be a little on the bitty side, but Stuntman Ignition still delivers a bracingly unique driving game. [Oct 2007, p.96]

Even if you just own the Starter Pack models there’s still hours of fun to be had levelling up in the returning Arena modes.

It's the same old Tiger, at least for now.[Aug 2010, p.111]

A solid, nostalgic fighter, but lack of depth in the core combat means it's unlikely to hold you attention for long in a crowded genre - and Street Fighter still pummels it into the dirt. [June 2011, p.102]

It's just a pity the engine is a little bit of a shambles. [Oct 2015, p.89]

Solid, but not startling. [Issue#51, p.103]

At its best, Dark Void is an incredibly fresh and free-form experience. [Feb 2010, p.110]

When the combat works it’s excellent, and the pinstripes-and-fedoras setting always appeals – as does Carter’s wonderfully overblown, “My God… the humanity” personality. Sadly, however, once you’re past the first few hours you’ve seen the best of what’s on offer. The tactical squad combat is hugely enjoyable and rewarding at times, but let down by inconsistency and repetition. Turn-based marvel Enemy Unknown’s remains the Xcom game to beat. Joel Gregory

By turns air-punchingly joyous and bite-your-Vita frustrating. [Dec 2012, p.95]

Just beware a few sharp edges. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Difficult to recommend. [July 2010, p.118]

Like its music, though, Everyday Shooter slowly gets under your skin. Just bear in mind it's more chill than kill, kill, kill. [Feb 2008, p.96]

Never destined for greatness, but hugely likeable despite the flaws. [Aug 2010, p.110]

Still a classic, but slightly less fun when you don't have the option to play it on the go. [Spring 2011, p.116]

It was good before, and certainly isn't any less so now. [June 2014, p.84]

The individual parts are all solid: they just don't all play nice when mixed up. [Christmas 2016, p.82]

Guardians grabs your attention immediately, but struggles to stay the course. [Jan 2018, p.97]

Sort of a seamless puzzle, a visual feast of abstract foliage, mentalist singing and funky contraptions. [Nov 2007, p.109]

Feels right on time. [Aug 2017, p.87]

SBK-09's overall implementation pushes your patience instead of your PS3. [July 2009, p.105]

Something entirely different. [Oct 2015, p.91]

Everything this kind of expansion should be. [Christmas 2011, p.97]

You'll loathe yourself for enjoying it. [Christmas 2010]

Even on the easiest difficulty the computer puts up a stern test. [Spring 2011, p.116]

One of the most bizarre failings, however, has to be a bafflingly imprecise lock-on system. [Nov 2008, p.114]