I cherish every moment I spent with Giants, and recommend it to friends with an eagerness I usually reserve for must-see movies or trips abroad.

While it isn't really a completely new product it does offer more gameplay in the Jagged Alliance 2 style, and it enables you to pick up where you left off with your character from that game.

I would not hesitate to recommend it to other gamers, but with the caution that you should be prepared for a game that probably won't fit neatly into any mental box you might have prepared for it.

Even after you've finished the game, you'll be imagining and wondering the answers to characters' motivations, backgrounds, and futures.

The most enjoyment to be had playing Sacrifice probably takes place if you come at the game with zero expectations.

I must say that I have been pleasantly surprised with how well polished a game this is.

It has excellent level design, superb modeling and a compelling "collectable" emphasis that keeps you playing to acquire that "one more talent" even late into the night.

Fresh, fancy, and fun. A good combination worth checking out, and, I think, bound to win a few awards this year.

The tweaks to the interface make the mechanics of the game much less frustrating and the amalgamation of many different unit functions into a smaller group of units makes directing your forces easier.

A well-rounded and polished RTS with the added bonus of the heroes that integrate with and elevate the game to a higher level.

Heads and shoulders above other games currently on the market touted as RPG's, and I have confidence that even if this game does not sell well it will become a classic RPG.

To start off, let me state definitively that Diablo 2 sucks...Sucks time, that is -- it sucks every last bit of free time out of your life.

An extremely fun and addictive game that could appeal to any type of gamer.

It is the game that will cause all your other games to collect dust in a corner.