Its disparate gameplay needed to blend together a bit smoother. [Issue#29, p.48]

The rose-tinted refresher combined with clever new features make Divinity II an RPG that's hard to put down. [Issue#29, p.50]

A beautifully presented game with engaging platform mechanics. [Issue#31, p.52]

A good game with some pretty outstanding aesthetic design. [Issue#29, p.52]

Good fun until the novelty wears off. Which doesn't take that long, sadly. [Issue#30, p.56]

Clunky and uninspired. [Issue#29, p.55]

It's great to have Sam back, but it hasn't whet our appetite for Serious Sam 3. [Issue#28, p.57]

It's fun but too fiddly, and lacks the charm of the superior original. [Issue#29, p.53]

Only casual types will enjoy up to its conclusion. [Issue#28, p.54]

An interesting story, but the overall package isn't engaging enough. [Issue#20, p.56]

Does little wrong, but efforts made to broaden its appeal may prove largely fruitless. [Issue#28, p.52]

Field of Glory struggles to match most strategy games from this Century. [Issue#30, p.52]

Improvements are there, but lean toward the superficial side of this prolific franchise. [Issue#26, p.53]

If you've got plenty of time to dig in the virtual earth, Cities XL will reward you. [Issue#26, p.52]

Close to a new Elder Scrolls, but nowhere near as realised. [Issue#25, p.51]

A sweeping but imperfect RTS. One for casual gamers only. [Issue#26, p.47]

A fun objective-focused shooter with a good premise and ideas, but less satisfying core combat. [Issue#25, p.46]

It's not by any means an awful first-person shooter, just a Wolfenstein on the series' reputation. [Issue#25, p.43]

A deep, detailed strategy title occasionally mired in its own complexities. [Issue#24, p.56]

A charming, if not particularly exciting finale to a great little series. [Issue#24, p.56]

An enjoyable trading and strategy experience, let down by lacklustre combat. [Issue#23, p.56]

Surprisingly solid old-fashioned skill-based fun, limited by linear level design. [Issue#24, p.57]

Further patching could make it one of the most immersive shooters of the last decade…but not as is. [Issue#22, p.47]

It's not just for fans of the analogue edition either. [Issue#23, p.52]

As casual as a Saturday night dancefloor encounter. [Issue#23, p.49]

Charming, gorgeous and fun - though too stale for strategy hardcores. [Issue#23, p.59]

A decent online FPS - provided you can find a player slot, that is. [Issue#23, p.57]

A competent, entertaining single-player experience true to the franchise but marred by the shoddy port to PC. [Issue#26, p.48]