Feels rewarding. [Issue#69, p.87]

Not nearly brave or daring enough, though. [Issue#69, p.86]

Ultimately, though, there's just not enough to do. [Issue#69, p.85]

Frustration and grind are the most prominent attributes. [Issue#69, p.84]

There are a lot of reasons why TDU2 will appeal, but unfortunately most of them are underdeveloped or just boring. [Issue#69, p.82]

No challenge. [Issue#68, p.103]

If you don't intend to play online, don't even bother. [Issue#68, p.102]

Ultimately fairly soulless. [Issue#68, p.101]

Although matters are predictably brief, control proves as accurate as it is satisfying. [Issue#68, p.101]

A few glaring flaws stop this well-designed, sociable title achieving perfection, but it should still be picked up by everyone. [Issue#68, p.100]

What should be exhilarating, fast-paced and exciting turns out to be boring, samey and unbalanced to the point of being broken. [Issue#68, p.89]

It all boils down to how fussy you are about technical shortcomings, really. [Issue#68, p.84]

The perfect antidote to Street Fighter's seemingly endless difficulty curve, offering tactical play by the bucketload without that prohibitive dexterity. [Issue#68, p.82]

Not a revolutionary sequel, but still one that improves and enhances the formula in countless ways, only a small few of which prove slightly misguided. [Issue#68, p.76]

Perfectly acceptable old-school role playing, if at the second attempt. [Issue#66, p.92]

"Quotation Forthcoming"

It's actually quite enjoyable at points. It just feels short and, ultimately, a bit pointless. [Issue#67, p.105]

Do yourself a favor and get Costume Quest instead. [Issue#67, p.105]

It can be quite exciting to assemble a new costume and get to grips with its special abilities. [Issue#67, p.104]

The eight-angle camera system serves only to confuse players with depressing regularity. [Issue#67, p.103]

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

A pleasantly relaxing evening's worth of entertainment. [Issue#67, p.102]

Rather dull and lifeless. [Issue#67, p.101]

This core mechanic proves sound. [Issue#67, p.101]

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

The only fitness title out there that will both slim you down and manager to raise a smile or two. [Issue#67, p.91]

There isn't a single mini-game here that won't seem anachronistic three months from now. [Issue#67, p.90]

A hugely accessible and addictive game for anyone. [Issue#67, p.89]