Underworld doesn't fundamentally change Sacred, but it provides worthwhile value to an already solid product. [Jan 2005, p.82]

Nothing's particularly well done. [Dec 2005, p.96]

There are better games, but not too many better B-grade scripts. [Dec 2005, p.88]

It doesn't have much depth, but BloodRayne 2 delivers on its simple promise of offering non-stop carnage. If that sets your blood a-boil, give it a shot. [Oct 2005, p.65]

When the inevitable patches and mods do start shipping, Lock On is likely to transform from a stunning but gawky debutante into the Grand Dame of modern flight sims. [Feb 2004, p.82]

A must-play for serious tacticians and World War II buffs. [Nov 2005, p.85]

Guaranteed fun for strategy fans of all ages, but especially retro gamers. [July 2005, p.68]

An unapologetic arcade smash-'em-up that gets the important stuff right. [Aug 2005, p.70]

With little satisfying gameplay to back it up, Charlie's $30 price tag borders on insult. [Nov 2005, p.80]

One of the most welcome and significant new flight-sim releases in years. [Sept 2005, p.71]

Has nothing in common with the original series, but it's a solid action/RPG. [Sept 2005, p.81]

At its core, it's a simplistic console game with all the usual trappings - brainless combat, lame puzzles, and shoddy controls. [Oct 2005, p.70]

Drowning in bonus content. Not only is it worth the admission price, but it's really a must-buy for RCT 3 owners. [Sept 2005, p.71]

ProSIM's wargames aren't for everybody - Falklands War has a 126-page manual, and it needs reading - but grognards will be in heaven. [Nov 2005, p.77]

It's finely tuned maps and balanced gameplay prove that you CAN improve on perfection. [Sept 2005, p.56]

Those seeking a PvP-based massively multiplayer game may want to wait for "Guild Wars," which will offer PvP straight out of the gate as opposed to 70 levels in. [July 2005, p.61]

An ambitious attempt, but substandard physics and AI demote it to the B-list. [Sept 2005, p.62]

Nothing sensational, but it provides a fun diversion for shooter buffs. [Sept 2005, p.68]

Easily the best game in the GTA series, and an all-time classic. [Aug 2005, p.52]

It may not look like much with its dated 2D graphics, but beneath the surface is one of the richest empire-builders around. [July 2005, p.85]

Unless it receives some extreme patching, don't bother with this game. [Sept 2005, p.64]

It's got all the depth of a Petri dish. [Oct 2005, p.63]

The problem with Apocalypse Weekend is that it lacks the cleverness and thoughtful execution that made the original worth laughs. [Oct 2005, p.72]

Say hello to another cheap bottom-feeder from Europe. [Nov 2005, p.76]

Does a better job than most adaptations of reviving the energy and excitement of its source material. Just don't expect it to do so for very long. [Sept 2005, p.63]

Hack-and-slash addicts will enjoy the old-school experience. [Aug 2005, p.58]

Truly epic historical strategy. It's a good pick for RTS fans. [Aug 2005, p.60]

Puts out where it counts. Cold Fear is a pants-browner. [Aug 2005, p.68]