With multiple game modes, there's plenty of content here to keep old-school gamers busy for hours on end.

There are some unlockables, but they can all be accessed by the halfway point, and the story is too basic to retain most players' interest.

There are some unlockables, but they can all be accessed by the halfway point, and the story is too basic to retain most players' interest.

We can't recommend that you spend $50, and then $12.99 a month after the first 30 days, on a title that has as many flaws as FFXIV does. But we can recommend that you keep an eye on the news to see how this game evolves.

Civilization V keeps everything that makes the series great, makes the game more accessible to non-fans, and overhauls many of the finer gameplay details. Every PC gamer owes it to himself to give this game a shot.

There are some unlockables, but they can all be accessed by the halfway point, and the story is too basic to retain most players' interest.

Traditional as all get out, Drowned City won't really wow you with its innovation. But it's got an addictive quality anyway, particularly when exploring the ocean.

Action-RPG fans will certainly have fun with this release, although it's similar to the original, and if you're into thongs and "role-playing" then this game is a win-win.

The rather slim RPG elements coupled with deep, strategic, turn-based combat, and a lot of new and extra content makes Crossworlds a definite value.

Halo: Reach is the closest thing I've seen to a perfect shooter.

So who is the intended audience for Cabela's North American Adventures? Not gamers, whether hardcore or casual, that's for sure.

The game is very short, and with nothing much beyond the game's story mode, most players will be done with this title in only a few short hours.

The game is very short, and with nothing much beyond the game's story mode, most players will be done with this title in only a few short hours.

It is yet another cynical attempt to trick gamers into buying a sloppy, uninspired game because they liked the movie. Don't fall for that trick again.

There's a good amount of gameplay involved, and it's a great showcase for the PlayStation Move controller. It's a good value for the dollar.

Relatively short game with little replay value other than collecting missed items.

Playing cooperatively with a friend as Gandalf can be fun, but many of the quests seem almost pointless and more like mini-games designed to waste time. Low replay value makes it difficult to return to or think of as a "party" game.

Although a few aspects are annoying, such as the inability to skip combat animations, the game offers a nice balance of complexity and accessibility and should keep gamers coming back, making it easily worth its price of purchase.

With all the modes and the differences caused by changes in the environments and zombies, this game will keep you coming back for quite some time.

If you're going to play Amnesia: The Dark Descent in the evening, with the lights out and headphones on, make sure the house is empty. Should someone come up behind and tap you on the shoulder it could be game over. You've been warned.

Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep may not have been the game fans of the series were initially hoping for, but that doesn't stop it from being the best entry in the series yet.

The lack of multiplayer will hurt it with some people, but the sheer number of upgrades and collectables should keep gamers coming back for awhile. Besides that, it's a whole lot of fun.

The lack of multiplayer will hurt it with some people, but the sheer number of upgrades and collectables should keep gamers coming back for awhile. Besides that, it's a whole lot of fun.

A good amount of multiplayer value rounds out a substantial single-player portion. There's a good amount of game for your dollar here, but some of that is due to how slow moving the game can be at times.

A good amount of multiplayer value rounds out a substantial single-player portion. There's a good amount of game for your dollar here, but some of that is due to how slow moving the game can be at times.

A good amount of multiplayer value rounds out a substantial single-player portion. There's a good amount of game for your dollar here, but some of that is due to how slow moving the game can be at times.

Despite the entertaining level design and dialogue, each "episode" is completely linear, and there isn't any real replay value.

It's a short game that can be completely finished in a few hours, but the bundles of modes and extras will keep you coming back for more.