Dark Majesty doesn't make this a more social game than before, so the onus on making this a sociable experience is up to you.

AVP2 is still scintillatingly scary. All of the trappings of the film licenses, like the ominous beeping of the marine motion tracker are included and done well.

The AI overall is vastly improved.

While the graphics aren’t as smooth as they should be and some of the levels have been edited for content, Doom still shines when it comes to its frenetic and exciting gameplay.

A masterpiece on so many different levels, and this review is barely able to convey my sheer respect for this game.

Stronghold is a very interesting game; a game which has no equals, not because it’s that outstanding, but because there’s been so few games that can fight for the title of castle sim champion.

A little repetitive, and it’s lacking in strategy, and the scenarios can take forever to play.

Mediocre.

An excellent arcade boxing title. Obviously inspired by the popular Punch Out series, Boxing Fever offers a little more strategy and a fantastic two-player mode.

There are no bugs or technical problems, the production values are excellent, and the gameplay is fun. What more could you want? Well, ok, a longer single-player experience would be nice.

I strongly recommend this game. It is the best, most enjoyable and most addictive game I have seen in 19 years.

That creativity, however, is all but lost here because of some poor execution on the developer's part.

The game just has so many problems that I don’t think future patches will help it any.

If you are a die-hard puzzle fan you will definitely be able to enjoy Snood as a fun game, and not for a graphic technology demo as so many others have complained about.

While the game lacks visual flair and can become a little repetitive in the later stages, fans of the show, particularly younger gamers, are sure to enjoy the familiar theme, characters and wackiness.

Beautifully crafted. The story-driven gameplay is compelling and the atmosphere is a visual and aural masterpiece.

Throne of Darkness could have been a great game, but its convoluted controls and unappealing gameplay really tore down the fundamentals that make a good game.

The grand environments create a fantastic stage for the adventure and the detail found in the textures, lighting and environmental effects are nothing short of superb.

While it stays true to the roots of the classic novel and original films, the game lacks creativity, particularly with respect to puzzles, visuals and combat. When all is said and done, Planet of the Apes simply isn’t very entertaining.

A couple of years ago, Red Faction would have been a stellar title but now, it’s simply a very good one.

A fun game, but it’s just a little bit too difficult for the mainstream audience.

A modest if unspectacular golfing experience.

I thought the gameplay was good enough to make up for the deficient engine, and I found Arcanum to be a worthy successor to the Fallout series.

Shattered Galaxy has the best advancement system I have seen in an RTS game so far and it really makes you want to keep playing.

It kicks some serious ass. We’re talking impressive graphics, great story, excellent atmosphere, great music, hilarious (though sometimes forced) one-liners, great puns on games/movies, you name it, it’s there.

Poorly designed. The frustration brought on by the lack of lives, weak visual detail, spotty collision detection and general difficulty is just too much to overcome.

The thing that ultimately forces me to give it a low rating is how damnably short it is – the game ending just as you are starting to get involved in the plot.

If you are one who knows what the term 'powerslide' means in racers, you'll undoubtedly want to pick this one up.