Zombie perfection. [Issue#53, p.86]

Beautifully paced and with the sort of gothic visuals that would scare Marilyn Manson. [Issue 19, p.116]

A magnificent gameplay concept. [Issue#70, p.102]

A masterclass in how to tell stories in games. [Issue#94, p.80]

There’s more than just a love for the source material here; Alien: Isolation also displays a thorough understanding of what made it work. The game is a worthy accompaniment to Ridley Scott’s film, and there are few bigger compliments we can dish out than that.

Fallout: New Vegas is deeply immersive, hugely engaging and brimming with character and atmosphere. [Issue#65, p.78]

Essential. [Issue#97, p.74]

The perfect racing game for all levels of ability, Forza Motorsport 2's deep customisation options give it an unrivalled lifespan among its genre stablemates. An essential purchase. [Issue#20, p.80]

Believability, challenge, intensity and fun - DiRT 3 has the lot. [Issue#73, p.80]

Doom has more personality than "Halo"...you know it's true. [Issue 13, p.116]

Quite simply another brilliant title in concept and design. [Issue#67, p.100]

With a track list that can rival anything on the market, this has captured the essence of Metallica perfectly. An incredible experience for fans. [Issue#45, p.78]

Repetitive and relatively simple perhaps, but when it's fundamental gratification you're after, Burnout Paradise doesn't go far wrong. A worthy challenger to the likes of "Forza 2," "PGR 4" and "ProStreet." [Issue#29, p.82]

Wholly entertaining, Blood Dragon chucks everything we didn't like about Far Cry 3 in the bin and cranks everything else we did like up to 11. Then adds lasers. Solid. [Issue #98, p.72]

A special little number. [Issue #22, p.114]

Fun, frustrating and incredibly well designed, this is the perfect game to see you through the summer next-gen drought.

The most detailed, realistic, sprawling, long-lasting, and satisfying racing game ever - Eden has actually pulled it off. A must for any high-definition petrolhead; it's absolutely stunning. [Issue 10, p.80]

A radical evolution of the franchise. [Issue#87, p.78]

There is a layer of depth in MMA for those who are looking for more. [Issue#65, p.86]

Nuts & Bolts is a fantastically fun game. It may threaten to overcomplicate itself from time to time, but it’s impossible to play and not come out with a smile on your face.

The Behemoth's follow-up to Castle Crashers has been well worth the wait. [Issue#98, p.79]

An ambitious, immersive experience that somehow manages to revolutionise every key flaw in its predecessor. [Issue#53, p.78]

The game is bloody marvellous, but we'd rather have a finite number of enemies if it's all the same to you. [Issue 26, p.70]

Engrossing and rewarding. [Issue#85, p.88]

Right now, it doesn't get any better. [Issue#77, p.78]

We kid you not, ProStreet is arguably the best driving game yet...A game of extraordinary brilliance.[Issue 26, p.82]

An exceptionally well-crafted compilation, perhaps the best retro package ever. No matter whether you cut your teeth on the ZX Spectrum or Xbox 360, you’ll find something to love here.

While its other elements hep create atmosphere, they aren't as polished as its peerless gunplay. [Issue#77, p.82]