70 / 100 - Quality successor. Smooth/responsive controls, predicable physics, tightly designed levels offering good challenge. New PVP mode is fun, but no other online modes offered!? Limited replay.

65 / 100 - Use of a wide range of refractive/reflective objects allows for clever level design/solutions. Illumination of lightbeams looks great. Tweaking object movement is finicky and can frustrate.

59 / 100 - Undoubtedly visually beautiful but lacking in story and length. Basic puzzles at best, but the matter manipulation aspect was fun and unique. Repetitive game loop made it a dull experience.

73 / 100 - With some solid aiming / controls, the insanely quick paced, claustrophobic gameplay is great fun. Push back mechanics balance well with the small, slippery arena, keeping you on your toes.

68 / 100 - I love-n-loathe RT. Its addictive, replayable, multiple strategic choice, challenging, but also grindy, frustrating due 2 balance/RNG, has no FF + the worst UI. Needs some QOL improvements.

75 / 100 - Detailed, intuitive controls/physics, a chill drive w/ iconic cars and solid selection of tracks/locales. HQ sound and music! Bit of a grind, tracks a bit same-y but super fun arcade racer.

83 / 100 - Vibrant yet gritty world w/ good vertical level design. Satisfying gun-play with meaty SFX. RPG elements felt lacking/confusing, story bit average, but decent missions. Fun outing to Veles!

77 / 100 - AOE X Star Wars. Varied campaigns, good multiplayer, extensive modding support for the day. These days, its a hot buggy mess w/ issues on modern hardware/OS. Only recommended for Retro PCs.

68 / 100 - Competent, fun play, solid level design & enemy variety. Dynamic Camera transitions particularly cool! Lacks w/ short playthrough & weapon design. Scoring multiplier on no-hits frustrates.

92 / 100 - Foster & Joey return in another memorable adventure. Wonderfully written/voiced w/ witty dialog & frequent humour. Hacking Tool is a great addition, good puzzles & new Union City looks fab!