Functional but bland. [Nov 2011, p.112]

As a prototype of all that's come since, Wolfenstein is interesting - but not every antique is valuable. [Aug 2009, p.102]

At 800 points this would be essential - but the extra three quid is a no-no. [May 2009, p.105]

Nothing clever and nothing new; it's everything you've seen many times before, but done very well. [Aug 2008, p.99]

"Uno" still sits smugly atop the XBLA card game throne, but Lost Cities is a worthy alternative. [Aug 2008, p.99]

Exciting, but the real battle is against the controls. [Dec 2008, p.103]

Not beefy enough to warrant the fat cash. [June 2009, p.96]

A cerebral classic with the cerebral removed. A truly trivial pursuit - buy the real game. [June 2009, p.77]

It's Family Game Night with just one (dull) game. [Feb 2011, p.108]

Ultimately though, when you start to crave any given section of the game to end just because you're so utterly bored of it, when you're hacking your way through another swarm of metal enemies utterly identical to those you fought in the last twelve (almost) identical rooms, you're inevitably going to start to feel like there's something not quite right with Too Human. And you'd be right.

It's sort of like reinventing the wheel, only to realise you were making a boat. [May 2009, p.65]

Soulless stuff. [Sept 2008, p.95]

Easy and irritating. [July 2007, p.96]

The GoldenEye curse continues - just keep parying for a Rare XBLA release instead. [Jan 2009, p.76]

A very welcome strategic slant to the genre. [June 2009, p.70]

A semi-decent racer hidden behind layers of bad design and presentation. [Christmas 2008, p.72]

An average game made all the worse for having come from a superb team. A letdown. [Jan 2008, p.64]

If you've played Feeding Frenzy, you'll be okay doing without the sequel. [Christmas 2008, p.94]

Fighting giant robots on giant maps never felt so slow, boring and grey. [Sept 2007, p.79]

It's yet another game in which the mind-numbing clichés of platformers haven't been challenged, but embraced, oh-so-ironically.

Distinctly underwhelming. [Christmas 2011, p.106]

It'll be big in Japan; over here, not so much. [Christmas 2008, p.94]

Adds very little to the already flawed and tepid Exit. If you didn't buy that, you won't want this. [May 2009, p.105]

Certainly faithful to the fiction but inferior to the last game in almost every single way.

Decent but hackneyed hack-and-slashery, and still a way off feeling comfortable on Xbox.

Everything it does ha been done better many times before - and not least by its own decade-old predecessor. [May 2010, p.94]

Sixteen years on and it's not so fast, or smooth, or fun. The controls are stiffer than cold porridge and the new HD graphics are no improvement. [Sept 2007, p.96]

Too much plot, not enough variety and not nearly enough action. Shame.