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

The series is greater than the sum of its parts. So, consider Requiem as not a full-fledged Penumbra game but rather a small add-on that should keep you busy and humbled for a weekend.

Queen's Gambit is a mixed bag. The new campaigns are solid and well-worth the effort despite their obvious flaws, but the vanishingly small number of new features, weapons, and vehicles make it difficult to recommend.

Technically splendid, but lacks the soul and the focus that made its previous games such powerful experiences.

Another reason I like this game is because there is a number of ways to go about playing it. You can be aggressive and pick the soldiers for that, or you can be stealthy and snipe through your missions.

It doesn’t have that cardboard feeling you get in certain games.

The move to vibrant, fully-realized 3D hasn’t altered the formula at all.

The total effect of the expansion pack is still positive (multiplayer is still fun; even the single-player has its uses) but there are a few worrying signs – the introduction of hero units and special abilities and the inward-looking nature of the entire game (SP as preparation for MP).

It’s fun, addicting, and satisfying, but nothing about 2008 Edition makes it a substantial update or upgrade.

Quotation forthcoming.

Fallout 3 is just mediocre. It’s bogged down by too many problems, engine issues, and poor writing to really wrestle its way into classic status.

An average game, but I really like the film footage.

I would only recommend this game to adventure fans that are into the Agatha Christie series of novels. However, they should prepare to be faced with repetitive and secretarial tasks.

Graphics could be better.

This game frustrates where it should rejuvenate.

For ten dollars, I had enough content to enjoy myself and certainly liked it more than some of the other Fallout related DLC I have completed in the past.

The skirmishes usually don’t last very long, making this an excellent game to play for a quick fix.

Even factoring in the (token) multiplayer, Rage is a brief game in a small world, with two small towns and not much else. Despite my criticisms, the fact that I really want more says that ultimately this is a pretty good game, just with much unrealized potential.

An addicting strategy game that I enjoyed playing once I found the cheat codes.

It's a fun game that takes too long to get going anywhere, but its combat is so slick and refined that everything else around needs to step up to that level of quality. The universe of Diablo is most certainly destroyed, but the game is far from it.

A snipers best dream and worst nightmare. You can be walking through the forest and all of a sudden a shot rings out and you get hit. I found a couple of times where I could not see the sniper because he was hiding behind a tree.

I would only recommend it to the most dedicated of adventure game fans, particularly those familiar with the previous games in the series.

The soundtrack for Halo 2 is absolutely a work of art.

While no particular portion of the game stands out as truly spectacular, everything is sufficiently put-together to provide good entertainment. It’s simple fun.

I don’t need to play the same game three times.

Situation Comedy seems to suffer from the "more of the same" syndrome.

Puzzles slay the sense of urgency and tension as quickly as the killer does people.

Much of the game will simply be roaming the entire island, area by area, until you trigger some new event which will move the plot along.