A great attempt at an action-based thriller. Puzzles aren’t needed and the weirdness is bound to freak most folks out. While killing the same monsters over and over again does become a bit tedious, the overall experience makes the game worth trying out for anyone who is looking for a scare.

In delivering a fantastic single player experience for a street price of $40, Painkiller is one of the best FPS money can buy today and isn't anything short of highly recommended.

AI is above average and they're not of the “run up to you get killed” variety. Instead, they’ll try to flank you or use cover to their advantage.

Though the glaring omission of the single player campaign is inexcusable, the multiplayer component most definitely makes up for some of it.

There are endless hours of gameplay submerged in this gem of a game, and if you really want a game that will last through the ages, any game with the ‘Worms’ title will fill your need and Worms 3D is no exception!

The graphics in FairStrike are really something else. The background artwork look more like scenic renders than skies and clouds. The water glimmers as light reflects off the surface.

If you're looking for a solid and fun title filled with neat explosions and little other details, or if couldn't get enough of the original, head out to your retailer and pick this little gem up. It'll keep you going for hours on end.

More of the same with a few bright spots. There will be good times, as well as frustrating ones - but with a street price of $17.99, it's not at all bad.

The graphics are great, the player statistics are much more in depth than I expect from a typical game, and the gameplay in general, flows really well.

From beginning to end, you won't find a more entertaining title.

As much as we hate to admit it, there's a little bit of quirky humour in all of us and Armed and Dangerous would undoubtedly bring lots of laughs during the course of carrying out your missions - just don't expect any replay value when you're done.

If you liked the original Deus Ex or you thought it was just a tad too convoluted, Deus Ex – Invisible War would make a fine addition to your Sci-Fi gaming library.

Adequate in most areas, but beneath the cel-shaded exterior, there could have been more substance to make the title really stand out.

Though there's no multiplayer (in the PC version) and it's clearly geared more towards the console crowd, it's still very much a worthy title.

Technically, this can be considered a stand alone product but we’d like to think of it as two games in one - and for a retail price of $29.90, Dungeon Siege : Legends of Aranna is an exceptional value!

The gameplay, cool moves, music and smokin’ graphics are all top notch. Even though the game was fairly short and the camera angles annoying, any fan of the franchise would / should probably buy it and those interested wouldn’t be disappointed.

However, taking away all the glamour, polish and hype this title has, what you’ll be presented with is rather linear game with fairly limited replay ability. We did however find the single player campaigns surprisingly short.

Nothing more than an uninspiring title that excels in a few areas and is completely dysfunctional elsewhere across the board.

While the graphics are somewhat lackluster and the rooms confusing at times, the gameplay, music, atmosphere and experience delivery in Nosferatu : Wrath of Malachi makes it more than worth the while.

But what makes Commandos 3 : Destination Berlin more than just a good strategy game is how it somehow allows you to again believe—however much tongue-firmly-in-cheek—in that comic book WWII mythical world.

Remedy Entertainment has again, defined the "cinema" in "cinematic." Absolutely no one out there can do Max Payne like these guys and we'll certainly be looking forward to the final instalment.

A quick paced, addictive action title with little replay value.

I've played the game 7 times over alone on the Microsoft console and I still find the experience on the PC to be every bit as captivating as I remembered it to be.

With the new myth units, the awe inducing sight of the Titans and a whole new campaign to be played with, Age of Mythology – The Titans is one of the best expansion packs that I have seen lately.

Geared more towards the casual player, and the game’s simple interface and play mechanics reflect that.

Personally, I would have liked to have seen a little bit more attention given to the RPG aspect and more depth to the RTS elements of the game.

As a first person shooter, Jedi Academy excels. It is a Star Wars action title with an engrossing single player experience, even holding true to the expanded Star Wars universe.

If you’re into what we call the thinking man’s (or woman’s) RTS, you owe it to yourself to check out Homeworld 2. If you’re tired with the seemingly never-ending stream of first person shooters, give it a try - chances are, you will enjoy every bit of this as we have.