Terrible stuff, and what’s more quite predictably so. The problem’s made worse by how much better things would be if its fat was simply trimmed. Oh Sonic, where art thou?

Best enjoyed in short bursts - and only then if you can find someone willing to play it with you. [Issue#82, p.103]

The problem is, once you’ve played each event a few times they become drained of any further interest. It’s great for a quick laugh, but there’s a serious lack of charm that fails to motivate in coming back for more.

Rather charming. [Issue#78, p.103]

An educational mind-bender that is well worth experiencing. [Issue#54, p.105]

It's fun while it lasts, but you'll complete it quickly. [Issue 21, p.90]

Warface is exactly like every other war-based shooter you can think of. [Issue#112, p.80]

It isn't impressive in any sense. [Issue 26, p.95]

The experience is so short-lived and lacking in replayability that it's a hard sell. [Nov 2009, p.104]

Gone are the days when it was acceptable to include hour-long levels and no checkpoints. [Issue#31, p.92]

Offers little more than the free trial vision can provide. [Issue#93, p.88]

We guarantee that you'll be bored with what this has to offer after a couple of hours. [Issue#70, p.101]

The underlying game has aged brilliantly. [Issue#67, p.103]

A few years ago How To Survive may have been enough to make the grade, but in a world overrun by superior zombie titles it barely makes the cut.

An exemplary piece of game design that makes narrative ignorance all the easier. [Issue#55, p.86]

The trouble is, said hints can appear superimposed over the play area, reducing play to a highly distracting farce. [Issue#57, p.107]

Easily the best take on Worms in 3D yet. [Issue#79, p.103]

A unique experience that manages to offset its problems with great ideas and a superbly implemented core mechanic. [Issue#65, p.102]

If you must play one, go back a few games. [Issue#48, p.87]

The game appreciates boredom in a way that we never could. [Issue#32, p.89]

It's just not very good at all, even for "fans of the series," as people tend to say. [Issue#56, p.90]

If you need a version of Tetris on your Xbox One, this game provides for most of your needs, albeit with little finesse. [Issue#121, p.86]

Hackneyed missions and claustrophobic environments are just two of Open Season's problems. Is the box recyclable? [Issue 13, p.89]

God of War minus the imagination, plus inordinate amounts of the colour green. [Issue#74, p.89]

Basically, Bionicle Heroes completely fails to engage us on any level. [Issue 14, p.84]

Moment-to-moment gameplay is great, making it such a shame that the elements connecting matches is so underwhelming. [Issue#117, p.82]

Poor controls. [Issue#92, p.88]

A classic waste of time, in more than one sense. [Issue#23, p.96]