Brash and bloody, Relic's action-centric take on Warhammer does nothing extraordinary but delivers more fun and quality than the average shooter.

Shadow of the Colossus is essential, Ico is great but showing its age, but both are worthy of a revisit - especially if you've never played either of them before.

Funny, clever and original, it's not really mini at heart at all. [Oct 2011, p.111]

One epic fail. [Oct 2011, p.111]

You'd be hard-pushed to call it a great platformer, but it's certainly a distinctive one. [Oct 2011, p.111]

It's original, cute, tough and probably the best puzzle-platformer available on PSP. [Oct 2011, p.111]

OK, but not essential. [Oct 2011, p.111]

Not essential, but if you're mid-playthrough, it's a decent bet for 8 quid. [Oct 2011, p.110]

Its mad humour brings the laughs, while odd weapons and perks make the gameplay feel fresh again. [Oct 2011, p.110]

It's oddly enjoyable in places. [Oct 2011, p.105]

Mental acrobats will get a good workout. [Oct 2011, p.105]

Let down by enormous technical failings and a plot that's riddled with lazy, confusing cliches and poorly translated dialogue. [Oct 2011, p.104]

The man packs a punch, but boring design and repetitive action leaves him hiding in the Dark Knight's shadow. [Oct 2011, p.103]

A decent enough wand-shooter that represents a wasted opportunity for both Move and the Harry Potter series. [Oct 2011, p.103]

Limbo's tortures can be hard to take, but nevertheless the game's a joy to play. [Oct 2011, p.102]

Rich, atmospheric and open-ended, but let down by twitchy AI and out-of place boss fights. Deus Ex is the thinking man's FPS, but it could have been smarter.

Not bad, but those controls leave it far from great. [Sept 2011, p.111]

There's a slight stickiness to your character's response time that makes all of Ninjamurai's other achievements irrelevant - jumping and slashing just don't feel good. [Sept 2011, p.111]

Like having your fond arcade memories groped by a ghoul's festering claw. [Sept 2011, p.111]

Inventive throughout. [Sept 2011, p.111]

A FY71 assault rifle that's perfect for popping heads at long distances. [Sept 2011, p.110]

Faintly competent. [Sept 2011, p.105]

Its repetitive approach kills any lasting fun. [Sept 2011, p.105]

Uninspiring, repetitive and dull. [Sept 2011, p.104]

Good workouts, but you need a 40ish Move controller to take part and motion detection is erratic. Otherwise, top stuff. [Sept 2011, p.102]

A wasted opportunity to show off Move control. [Sept 2011, p.102]

It will barely trouble your memory in six months. [Sept 2011, p.100]

It's a blend of third-person platformer and unforgiving puzzler that pulls you in with impeccable logic - then spits you out, entertained. [Aug 2011, p.92]