It's short, sweet, and funny. Strong Bad humor at it's finest.

There's absolutely no reason not to try this game. You might just find yourself hooked by a competent and charming dungeon crawler.

Though dated, Stronghold Crusader is a worthy addition to any RTS fan's library.

After so many iterations it's impressive that Stardock has maintained their standard of quality in this series.

A grand strategy game that gives you some serious value for your buck.

An excellent title that really set the benchmark for all FPS's, not just for graphics, but for realism as well.

In a world with Bioshock and Mass Effect, this game doesn't hold up. If you are looking for depth, look elsewhere. Still, if you want to have fun, this game does offer it, even if it does seem very familiar.

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary is a wonderful update to a great classic game.

Despite a terrible porting job and all the problems that come with that, enough of what makes Resident Evil 4 a great game survives to make it worth your time.

Episode 6: Bright Side of the Moon ends Season 1 not with a bang, nor a whimper, but more of a mild hurrah. It's funny, it's tough, and it makes you want to do the whole thing over again.

A slightly new take on the tycoon genre; there's lots of pretty gals to keep oversexed gamers happy; playstyle choices make a big difference between success and failure.

The highs definitely outweigh the lows and this game breathes new life into an old genre.

Reality 2.0 is the first Sam & Max episode I would recommend without reservation. I laughed, I cried (with laughter), and I think everyone who plays will do the same.

C&C3's graphics are outstanding. You'll see rippling water, detailed map terrain, awe-inspiring weapon special effects, and satisfying explosions. The sound effects are equally good.

The array of cars and the wide open roadways are wonderful, but there aren't a great deal of things to do with either of them.

A very good game of American submarine combat in the Pacific theatre. Especially for those willing to wait for the game issues to be ironed out.

This game could help give people a better understanding of just how fragile the eco system of war is, giving them a sense of realism that is not found in most other strategy games. Unfortunately it's that same level of realism that might make this game unplayable for other gamers.

If you liked the original, you’ll love the new features of Northern Strike. If not, the expansion won’t change your mind.

Peggle is a fun, good-looking, and challenging little time waster that takes a great game from our childhood and updates it nicely.

This is the game we've been waiting for since Total Annihilation! All things considered, Supreme Commander is a challenging game with enough depth and content to keep anyone busy for months.

This is what every expansion pack should be. Nothing seems arbitrary, and you feel like the folks at Stardock really get what 4X gamers want.

Beautiful environments; new exciting quests; awesome PvP content; all sorts of goodies for WoW players.

It's essentially Scrabble for the videogame generation, with mundane numerical scores replaced by hitpoints and flashy animated attacks, wrapped up in a cute and funny package. You'd have to be a serious logophobe not to love it.

Despite being more action-oriented than tactical, Vegas does have some memorable moments. But the franchise clearly appears to be shifting away from its traditional audience toward a more action-oriented mass market.

TrackMania: United is a fun arcade racer with an incredible amount of stuff to do both online and off.

What’s really most interesting about all of these changes, however, is that you now need to pay attention to all major aspects of the game to win, even at lower difficulty levels.

A great addition to Everquest and will please fans, and may even convert those looking for a better MMO. It is friendly to new players and experts alike and should keep us busy until the next expansion pack is released.

Great game at a great price. Easy to pick up for inexperienced gamers and complicated enough to please the hardcore RTS fan.

We'll be playing this one for a long time.

A great new dimension is brought to the already stimulating Empire at War game. With more units more missions and a whole new faction to play with this game is great. Now go corrupt the galaxy.

Monolith clearly made Extraction Point just for the people who loved the original F.E.A.R. It offers an extension to the game, but not much else falls under the “new” column.

Battlefield 2142 may adhere to the familiar Battlefield formula, but its still gangs of fun to play.

FSX is a simulator that can be appreciated fully only with tomorrow’s technology.

It’s a great-looking but clunky implementation of the classic “aliens, spaceships and lots of micromanagement” formula.

More or less a good game with some good concepts. Could be done just a little better but in the most part fun, especially if you’re bored with the same-old same-old murder mystery games.

An ambitious, well-done project covering an often under-looked theatre of operation.

Just Cause is content to be a bologna sandwich amidst games trying to be filet mignon.

A solid RTS game with two unique and useful features, a cool setting, and everything from dinosaurs to sumo wrestlers to jetpacks. There are minor graphical and AI issues, but don't let them deter you.

While at its core, this is basically the same game as the first LEGO Star Wars, albeit based on a different trilogy, there is more here to do than the original. And more here is certainly better.

Clunky island controls and gameplay darken what is otherwise an extremely enjoyable action RPG that truly shines during its high seas adventures.

A great game that anybody that just wants to sit back and go through a level or two without any pressure will enjoy and keep coming back to.

F.E.A.R. Combat will not revolutionize the FPS genre like "Half-Life" did all those years ago, but it is fun, fast paced, and better than many of the other titles out there. And, you can’t beat the price.

Pick it up if you’re a Civ-freak. You’ll love it. But if long, epic strategy games aren’t your thing, Warlords won’t change your mind.

CivCity Rome could’ve been a great game. It is the culmination of a lot of minor problems that ultimately bring down this empire. All of these issues, however, are easily fixable.

Prey is an old school shooter with better standards than the shooters we've seen lately. It has its flaws, but they're overshadowed by its quality and innovation.

Utterly convincing simulations of five unique and wildly popular WWII fighter planes for the best civilian flight simulator of all time. [Special Edition]

The best game out there for casual players, or players new to the simulation genre.

The game is simple and very easy to pick-up-and-play. The graphics are awesome. You’ll either rock out and sing along with the music or scramble to turn the volume all the way down.

A good looking game with a great setting and some original monsters that is linear, repetitive, and easy to exploit. And that is the long answer.

City Life’s handling of social dynamics adds a fresh new layer to the enterprise of city building.

Episode One stays true to everything that made Half-Life 2 great, and tosses in some fresh new content for good measure. It is a wonderful, if not brief, return to the Half-Life world.

If you’re looking for a good fantasy game, Spellforce II is like a big fantasy nerd peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Simple, yet satisfying.

Shadowgrounds is a great game that is very fun to play and nice to look at. Players looking for a cheap action packed game or some nostalgia would be well advised to give Shadowgrounds a try.

Reminds us why car combat is fun, stellar graphics if your ‘puter has the goods, a totally different brand of MMORPG.

A fun little game that slowly unfolds an adventurous epic. Bring on the third installment!

A refreshing change from the dull Croft games of late, jam packed with a varied assortment of fun puzzles, interesting locales, and an interesting story.

Condemned combines inventive melee-based game play and a real life horror theme to create a terrifyingly gritty, crime themed action game.

Another solid, old school war strategy simulator - a war gamers ice cream sundae.

For puzzle adventure fans especially kids this game can't possibly miss. Definitely worth a look if you like mysteries as well.

Eets is one of the few titles I have come across to combine elements of puzzle solving into a uniquely immersive world that can only be described as weird and wonderful.

At the end of the day, the Euro Force expansion is more than worth the price of admission for the new maps alone.

An accomplished title. But whether or not it can entertain you depends upon your personal taste in games. Love it or hate it, realism rules this roost.

A creepy and fun title, fans of the Myst series and with a love of horror will be right at home in this game.

If you want to turn your Sims 2 game into a business management simulation with more details and customization features than you can shake a stick at, then Open For Business is for you.

One of the best strategy games I've played recently. The depth of gameplay offered is truly remarkable and the AI is good enough to almost make me forget that there is no multiplayer (almost).

Third time is the charm for LucasArts as they hit a grand slam with their new Star Wars real-time strategy game.

Perfectly competent chess game featuring online play that beats the heck out of Java based games like those on Pogo and Yahoo.

What disappointed me was that a game with such a great story displayed some rather under whelming graphics and tons of load screens, which ultimately end up hurting the material instead of supporting it.

The great talents at Ubisoft have done it again with this one folks and I don't think this is the last we will hear of the Prince of Persia.

If nothing else, the combination of squad-based combat with a RTS title makes UFO: Aftershock worth picking up, but the game surpasses its gimmick with solid gameplay.

Fantastic gameplay variety, and stunning graphics make this a worthwhile investment if you own a high-end PC.

If only there were a way to make The Sims have a flavor that lasts longer than your average stick of gum. That would be a game worth buying.

Lionhead Studios creates a fun movie mogul sim, while giving wannabe Spielbergs the chance to make their masterpieces.

A fun, engaging experience. If you loved "City of Heroes," you’ll certainly love what Villains adds to the whole experience.

This is an interesting and somewhat fun game, but it will appeal to a rather select audience and not the masses. If it sounds like your cup of tea, it probably is.

Provides a great single-player experience that immerses the player completely in the experience. If not for the lacking multiplayer, this game would be nearly perfect.

There is nothing terribly new or original here, but this still offers a very solid RTS experience.

Better than all previous offerings, an awesome football experience, but still not quite on a par with "Pro Evolution Soccer."

Diplomacy is a fun game that has finally been made into a fun PC game. Fans of the board game will love it, strategy fans will love it, and casual strategy gamers will enjoy it.

New units, a new race, and a new campaign mixed with the winning formula and presentation of Dawn of War makes for a great expansion worthy of the original.

A breath of fresh air in the adventure gaming world, well worth playing despite some dodgy camera angles.

A must buy for all X-Men or RPG fans. Chalk up another home run for Activision 'cause this one's out of the park

The numerous entertainment options in the downtown area are a real treat, as are the new items and activities.

An excellent hardcore simulation for the air combat enthusiast, especially one with an appreciation for history.

I enjoyed Jetfighter 2015 a lot more than I expected I would. It is a combat flight sim, sure, but it is not so high-end and technical that you need a pilot’s license to enjoy the game.

Worth buying if you don't own a recent hockey game, but no compelling reason to upgrade if you do.

Loaded with tons of action and realistic war time simulations, SA2 even with its flaws, gives any RTS fan a realistic taste of war.

Not only does it help train you to play like a pro, but it offers enough features to make it a worthwhile investment for the serious poker player.

Does it offer anything new? No, it really doesn't. But most importantly: Is it fun? Well, yeah- it's a lot of fun that lasts for many hours even if it doesn't feel all that fresh or innovative.

When totally bug-fixed and modded, LOMAC could stand alone as the preeminent modern jet combat simulation. However, if you install the first patch and can deal with challenging frame rates, LOMAC already rocks.

The most detailed combat flight simulator on the market.

Delivers some nice little twists on the theme park genre and is worth picking up if you're a fan of the series.

If first person shooters are your bag, be sure to peel this banana and taste its sweet bounty.

A game with atmosphere and style, and should keep anyone busy for months.

Loads of replay value and gameplay that will appeal perhaps a little more to strategy buffs than to casual gamers.

The next best thing to attending a real world military college.

For those who love strategy but want it more on the go this game is perfect for you.

Far exceeds the original and establishes itself as a classic of the genre.