It's bigger and better than the original - a no-brainer on the score. [Issue#13, p.59]

This is a real PC game, for real PC gamers. We haven't enjoyed a FPS RPG this much since "Deus Ex." [Issue#12, p.54]

One of the first big games leading into Christmas, and we've already forgotten the rest. Completely enthralling. [Issue#12, p.62]

Fundamentally fun, but just far too broken to win TPCG kudos. [Issue#12, p.58]

A good horror/puzzle game that's unfortunately got itself confused with "Portal." [Issue#13, p.64]

It has potential, but its value is only going to improve inversely with the price. [Issue#23, p.59]

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

An ingenious concept and fun to play but not without its faults.

The game plays brilliantly. [Issue#10, p.52]

Too hardcore for casual gamers, but strategists should add two to the score. [Issue#9, p.56]

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

Solid block-fitting fun and only a tenner. Classic puzzle action. [Issue#9, p.60]

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

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]

In a nutshell, we've been pleasantly surprised by Lego Indy. Most moviegoers and gamers will enjoy it. [Issue#9, p.50]

Play it until your free month of Live runs out, then move on. [Issue#9, p.58]

Beautifully written and visualised. Adventure fans will be seduced. [Issue#9, p.59]

A great accompaniment to the Penny Arcade canon, but ultimately feels a little thin on its own in the RPG field. [Issue#9, p.54]

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]

A solid shooter, with firm old-school roots. [Issue#10, p.64]

There's a lot of superior competition around, but there's plenty on offer here. [Issue#13, p.64]

A tough be very enjoyable hallucinogenic shooter that's well worth the money. [Issue#15, p.68]

Makes light of politics in an entertaining way, but falls short on depth of strategy. [Issue#14, p.61]

A strategy game that provides more thrills and spills than most. [Issue#10, p.66]

Like Mona's fangs, it's sharp, pretty and it doesn't suck. [Issue#15, p.65]

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