Witty puzzler. [Nov 2011, p.115]

It's more addictive than shelling pistachios. [Nov 2011, p.113]

A decent enough racer. [Nov 2011, p.113]

There's nothing really wrong with this game. [Nov 2011, p.113]

God, it's so confusing. [Nov 2011, p.113]

The only flaw? It's occasionally too brilliant for its own good. [Nov 2011, p.113]

Sorry, Sam old buddy, but its time we dropped you off at the great retirement castle in the sky. [Nov 2011, p.112]

Is it better than FIFA? Will the Arse win the league? No and no. [Nov 2011, p.110]

The game constantly makes you look a titanic fool, but matching the rhythm of the Move's rumble to your gestures for extra speed is oddly satisfying. [Nov 2011, p.109]

You also now get the Winter Classic. [Nov 2011, p.109]

Enduring masterpieces. [Nov 2011, p.108]

Guns are loud enough to give God perforated eardrums. [Nov 2011, p.106]

More of a place worth seeing than a game worth playing. [Nov 2011, p.104]

All of the weapons are amazing and you'll switch for the hell of it. [Nov 2011, p.101]

Hideous graphics. [Nov 2011, p.99]

It all becomes a beautiful addictive dream. [Nov 2011, p.99]

The game certainly doesn't make things easy for you. [Nov 2011, p.99]

Devotees to the 20-sided dice will be pleased with the level of fan service on offer here, while even those who've never dared step into the Games Workshop will garner some no-thinking-required enjoyment from this fun if basic orc-driller. [Nov 2011, p.98]

This set new standards in creating exhilarating set-pieces and pacing. [Nov 2011, p.96]

We may have a two-horse race on our hands once again, but the thoroughbred in the lead shows no signs of slowing down. [Nov 2011, p.93]

Aside from the bananas plot, what makes El Shaddai unique is its looks. [Oct 2011, p.116]

This is a rugby relic from a bygone age. [Oct 2011, p.116]

Solid, chunky fun with chainswords. [Oct 2011, p.115]

There's still loads to like here. [Oct 2011, p.115]

Repetition limits the fun. [Oct 2011, p.115]

There are just enough endearingly old school boss fights and survival modes to keep you coming back to this. For a day or two, anyway. [Oct 2011, p.113]

A charming puzzler to get your grey matter sweating. [Oct 2011, p.113]

A truly artistic and brilliant piece of design. [Oct 2011, p.112]