It's a competent game, but it lacks the va-va-voom to recommend it. [Issue#23, p.56]

Velvet Assassin showed a lot of promise, but a wasted premise and flawed stealth mechanics let it down.

Not in the slightest bit innovative, but a great hack-and-slash nonetheless. [Issue#12, p.64]

To anyone less than a die-hard, PC-playing Shaun White fan: wait for budget. [Issue#16, p.64]

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]

Diesel-powered, but it’s lacking the turbo injection that we want.

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

It's the "Battlefront" sequel we wanted, but it noticeably reduces the LOTR mythology to a boots-first brawler. [Issue#16, p.54]

Surely space combat has come further than this in the last decade? [Issue#13, p.58]

Great environmental puzzles and a chilling soundtrack are sadly let down by a poor port with dodgy controls. [Issue#9, p.46]

Gobliiins 4 has a lot of character, it just doesn’t have enough depth.

A great concept gone to tragic waste through non-existent AI. [Issue#29, p.54]

In which parallel universe does a stinking top-down shooter become the right choice? [Issue#28, p.56]

Monotonous and slightly broken; a herculean task just to complete. [Issue#16, p.65]

It's too short and too undeveloped. [Issue#22, p.56]

Mediocre management and terrible racing means it's average at best. [Issue#10, p.58]

It's a re-invented fifth wheel on a car driving the wrong way up a one-way street. [Issue#20, p.55]

Damnation's good ideas are unfortunately never matched by its rough, unfinished and unsatisfying execution. [Issue#21, p.56]

Raven Squad is a wasted idea that suffers from poor execution. [Issue#25, p.52]

A haven for low-resolution textures, a lack of modern graphical technology, frequent clipping issues and camera angles that pan into walls and obstruct your view. [Issue#10, p.56]

The worst game we’ve ever reviewed, and that’s being generous.

A weak sandbox affair. [Issue#20, p.55]

Exteel is great for casual gamers - it's free, fun and action-packed. We just wish there was more of it. [Issue#10, p.86]

An interesting idea that doesn't work quite as well as we'd like. [Issue#23, p.63]

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