Field of Glory struggles to match most strategy games from this Century. [Issue#30, p.52]

Brings some innovations to the genre, but loses some strategic hear to become more accessible. [Issue#31, p.40]

Moody, deep and gripping Metro is flawed, but what made it lack[ing] in consistency is made up for in atmosphere. [Issue#31, p.31]

The best expansion we've played in ages. [Issue#31, p.36]

A prime example of the genre that is even better on PC and well worth waiting for. [Issue#31, p.48]

A fun-filled if not quite essential addition to the Total War series. [Issue#31, p.44]

It's infrequently fun but brainless run-and-gun. [Issue#31, p.46]

Stunning and emotionally engaging with a sadistic tactical combat system. As much fun as the original. [Issue#30, p.45]

Improves on GSC's winning formula, ensuring STALKER is still the de facto hardcore FPS RPG. [Issue#30, p.50]

Tough but satisfying, and made all the more enjoyable by the cute presentation. [Issue#31, p.53]

Polished, deep and utterly compelling - it's a contender for the best sci-fi sequel ever. [Issue#29, p.43]

Its disparate gameplay needed to blend together a bit smoother. [Issue#29, p.48]

The rose-tinted refresher combined with clever new features make Divinity II an RPG that's hard to put down. [Issue#29, p.50]

Hardcore fans may find it lacking but Wings of Prey is solid fighter fun. [Issue#30, p.8]

A beautifully presented game with engaging platform mechanics. [Issue#31, p.52]

A good game with some pretty outstanding aesthetic design. [Issue#29, p.52]

An outstanding achievement in non-sim driving. [Issue #27, p.46]

The series hinges on a great ending, and Chapter 5 delivers. [Issue#30, p.52]

Good fun until the novelty wears off. Which doesn't take that long, sadly. [Issue#30, p.56]

Clunky and uninspired. [Issue#29, p.55]

It's great to have Sam back, but it hasn't whet our appetite for Serious Sam 3. [Issue#28, p.57]

It's fun but too fiddly, and lacks the charm of the superior original. [Issue#29, p.53]

New modes and special infected have transformed the original into an especially gratifying experience. [Issue#28, p.48]

In which parallel universe does a stinking top-down shooter become the right choice? [Issue#28, p.56]

An impressive shooter with a high degree of polish, but as a PC game it has taken a step back. [Issue#28, p.45]

Stunning vision and bullet-proof delivery. [Issue #27, p.54]

Another classic in the making and a bloody beautiful smear on the BioWare name. [Issue #27, p.50]

Still the king of sheepskin coat and monogrammed training kit. [Issue #27, p.52]