Number Five is recognisable from the movie, but the game itself makes little attempt to stick to the plot. The music is jolly, though. Read Review

To fully appreciate the game - and distinguish it from other 3D arcade adventures - you'll have to see the excellent film. Read Review

One of the best film licences for ages and represents great value with the inclusion of its two very different games. Read Review

Reasonable amounts of variety coupled with a strong story and pretty graphics make this a very worthwhile purchase. Read Review

The splattered bunnies, when Number Five fails to dodge them, are most amusing. But, while it's probably true to the film, this arcade sequence is a shallow let down after that superb first part. Read Review

A Monster Hit. Read Review

Reviewed in the annual Attack Of The Flickering Skeletons.