It is extremely complex, and can get frustrating at times.

The environments are beautiful, sound is quality, and community is strongly encouraged. You do not have to be running this game all the time to be enjoying it.

Another amazing quality of this beyond awesome game, is that the guns basically aim for themselves, so you just point and shoot.

Prey is a good game, but I think it will underwhelm people’s expectations because those expectations were astronomically high.

The game just gets weirder and weirder, as you keep playing, and it's an all-in move from Remedy to just keep pushing its story to its absolute limit of insanity. It reaches its zenith of crazy by the last episode of the game, and it's just such a great culmination of everything that's happened before, that if there were such an award as Best One Hour of a Game, Alan Wake would take the prize.

Buy it for the multiplayer.

This is a game that does hack and slash real justice and it’s a the perfect choice for those eagerly waiting the release of Diablo 3.

The only downside so far is that Microsoft is making the sequel only for the Xbox which sucks if you don’t have one.

If you can make it through the single player game on either medium or hard, you will likely be ready to get online and play.

This is an easy recommendation to make and a far more satisfying experience than the previous Legacy DLC.

Guerrilla is fun, until you make a terrible discovery: it’s pretty easy.

Anno 1404 is the best Anno yet and one of the best strategy games in a long time. Tons of games are addictive, very few of them for the right reasons – but this game is both.

Reality 2.0 is easily the best of the episodes released to date.

A fun game with a very high level of polish but not a great deal of depth. It’ll cast its spell on you early with its beautiful visuals and agile main character, and it’s a fantastic experience while it lasts, which isn’t nearly long enough.

Still, when distilled down to its core, I did enjoy Awakening a little bit more than I did Origins.

Online drift mode is very popular, and if you happen to find someone in there with the name RedStarAcura behind an Impreza, he will not back down to any challenge!

Unlike most such games Sunrise is packed full of features and what you get with it--besides a unique solo experience--are tools to effortlessly create custom content and share it and enjoy it together with everyone else. It is less than a year old and the community has already made an incredible amount of tracks and vehicles, and Nadeo released a free expansion pack.

For a rushed product that is still battling bugs, the currently offered product still provides 40 hours of challenging and engaging gameplay. This combines to provide a good, but not great gaming experience.

This game is about the best game I’ve ever played for the PC.

It’s a good game that has many bugs and doesn’t seem to be appropriately optimized.

Bulletstorm is a real looker through and through.

This is an amazingly strong start to the second season.

Even though it is better looking and easier to grasp than any flight sim to date, X-Plane feels unfinished. Serious fans of flight sims will enjoy X-Plane, while casual fans may want to wait for a more streamlined interface, hopefully in "X-Plane 9."

It’s the multiplayer portion that is worth your money.

One of the finest-looking games this year.

There’s very little luck to the missions, and a skilled hit man can beat any level efficiently on the very first try. Anyone up to that challenge should get this game.

Raven took all the good things first person shooters have been doing since Half-Life and Unreal...it works--sort of--but the end result is a bit messy nonetheless.

It offers a quick adrenaline rush and beautifully detailed levels running on the spectacular Havok2.0 physics engine and, I must say, this game is one of a kind.