Too damn short. [Issue#99, p.78]

It's never bland, but it is so bland it's impossible to recommend. [Issue#99, p.74]

You wouldn't know that this used to be a 3DS game. [Issue#99, p.73]

Genuinely funny. [Issue#99, p.70]

The cars never felt "right." [Issue#99, p.67]

As absorbing and oddly addictive an experience as you'll find on 360. Just keep an eye on the clock - this game devours hours at a time. [Issue#98, p.81]

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

If you're any good at all at fighters, give it a go. [Issue#98, p.78]

Those hoping for improvements will be left disappointed. [Issue#98, p.76]

Great presentation and a wealth of content make up for technical shortcomings. [Issue#98, p.74]

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]

Warning: highly addictive. [Issue#98, p.70]

A marked improvement on the original, and though it does make a few new mistakes, there's a lot here that story-loving FPS fans will appreciate. [Issue#98, p.65]

The lack of challenge only adds to the boredom. In every way, Army Of Two: The Devil’s Cartel is an embarrassment to videogames...Not just boring, but exactly the kind of ‘violence for violence‘s sake’ dross the anti-videogame lobbyists dredge up at the arrival of each new atrocity.

It’s double-hard to make such harsh criticisms of a game into which such a tremendous amount of care has been poured – obvious by its looks, and obvious by that token that a great many of those who worked on it cared.

It's a unique twist on the stealth genre and one that's worth exploring in three dimensions. [Issue#97, p.77]

It can't hide its budget nature, presenting strategy fans with irksome gameplay, ugly visuals and an overall lack of polish or thought. This is a mess. [Issue#97, p.76]

This is a weird mixture of good and bad. [Issue#97, p.75]

Essential. [Issue#97, p.74]

Basically, it's broken. [Issue#97, p.73]

Under that pixelated good is a deviously complex fighting engine. This means it's not for everyone, thought. [Issue#97, p.71]

A delight to play, despite the fact that it openly revels in your failure. [Issue#97, p.70]

This year's effort comprises a lot of recycled, poorly implemented and buggy content, some of which is locked behind a pay-to-bypass grind wall. You can't charge 50 quid for that. [Issue#97, p.68]

There are good ideas here, but too much bogging them down. [Issue#97, p.66]

Surprisingly deep. [Issue#97, p.64]

You'll wonder why you didn't just stick with multiplayer greats like Bomberman. [May 2013, p.89]

Will struggle to hold the attention of anyone that didn't hammer these games back in the day. [May 2013, p.88]

The story is as epic as it ever was, but the gameplay is uninspired. [May 2013, p.86]