One of my favorite games of the year. I think once the novelty of the Diggles' antics wears off there is plenty of playtime left.

The game is held back from greatness by a few gameplay issues that sometimes create feelings of repetitiveness (in campaign mode), confusion (losing track of heroes and important characters in battle), and frustration (heroes dying because you cannot locate them in pitched battles, and accidentally misdirecting troops due to erroneous mouse clicking).

Hours of enjoyment, but not overly original.

The fighting is slow and boring, with even slower controls, the graphics aren’t much, and the sound is just average.

From the texturized polygons on the characters for extra realism to the bone crunching sound effects, this game simply delivers everything you could ever want in a game, including a multiplayer mode.

The interface of this game has been stream lined and is quite intuitive. The functionality tends to be well organized and rides the line between useful and overcrowded quite well.

Overall the game was more than I expected and truly made me feel like I was onboard a starship.

The real fun of this game, of course, is playing online (or networked) multiplayer games. Be warned; heed the system requirements. Otherwise, this game is unplayable both online and offline.

Ubisoft captured all of the elements needed to control a WWII era destroyer except what it might actually feel like to command one.

For the first time I truly felt like I was on the track controlling a fully functional Nascar vehicle, and I believe that is what they were trying to accomplish.

Personally, it would not be something I would buy unless I was heavily into puzzle adventure games and was itching to solve a Scottish mystery.

The turn based strategy game was surprisingly fast paced-there is so little waiting that I almost felt like I was playing an RTS.

Another problem that I found with the audio was that the voices of soldiers and prisoners did not match up at all with the movement of their mouths.

A fun little time waster that keeps on bringing the fun with countless levels of increasing difficulty.

The only problems were with the interfaces, which get confusing and messy, kind of like my desk, so I guess that is a little too realistic.

It attempts to focus on stealth, but fails. It features poor combat, and there are not any puzzles to speak of. The game lacks any significant focus, and as a result, lacks any specific strength. Of course, the god-awful controls didn't help either.

It's a rush job, pure and simple, and it really is a shame that a once respectable series was reduced to this level of pure and utter deplorability.

A very creative game; baked with remarkable graphics, a nicely furnished plot and sprinkled with dazzling effects, Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance is definitely worth buying.

There just isn’t enough variation or unique game play to make me want to play it often or probably ever again.

They took an FPS and turned it into a racing game. I don't know about you, but that seems a bit weird, and once you play the game, it gets much weirder, indeed.

A very cool game, with some minor shortcomings. The fact that it has 200 stages, and a cast of misplaced nostalgia inducers makes this a nice one to grab.

Bass 2002 seems to have tried to make this both a simulation and an arcade game, but has failed on both fronts, making this a lackluster experience at best.

The game is very pretty, and features some huge, fun levels, but it just wasn't enough to keep me playing.

This game was a frustrating mess, and I wouldn’t even recommend renting it for a couple of bucks.

The dark and mature theme gave this game a distinctive feel and the graphics take the player in deep within the prison world.

Mediocre at best, but the straw that broke the camel's back was the fact that there is no battery to save your scores to. No battery, no scores, no fun.

Rally Trophy claims to be the only Rally racing game based on historic automobiles… So What!?! Historic or not, they are still just tools used to get around the same old boring tracks.

Visually stunning.