A silly and often tedious collection of disconnected and ultimately worthless missions loosely held together by a forgettable storyline and some of the worst voice acting imaginable.

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.

American Conquest: Divided Nation is an unattractive RTS game that could have faired better if it had been released a few years ago.

The great sim that could have been, Game Tycoon is instead a dull entry in a genre that is already overflowing with dull entries.

This game is the worst puzzle mystery game I have ever played. It wouldn't even make a good science fiction novel.

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.

Think hard before you consider purchasing this bore-fest.

The game is a big disappointment, as was Bode Miller's Winter Olympics performance.

A sim that is not for everybody. A smorgasbord of pleasure for train geeks. The cure for insomnia for the rest of us. Add or subtract 20 points from the score, depending on which camp you fall into.

Worth a look for fans of casino gaming, but not innovative enough to keep most people interested for very long. The game’s attempts to be “more than a gambling sim” fall somewhat short of the mark.

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

80 Days could have been a great take on a classic story if more time and care would have been put into it, but as it currently stands it's very hard to recommend the game to anyone.

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.

A half-baked "Rome: Total War" wannabe that just fails to make the grade.

A good first effort from Rebelmind Games that is worth every cent of the twenty bucks it will cost you - but not much more.

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 solid action game, however for the discerning gamer it's not something that really stands up next to it's film and book namesakes.

There may be an audience for this game made up of hardcore fans of the point and click genre, but it’s not anything that the majority of us can’t live without.

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.

Easy to get into and not overly complicated.

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.

An interesting arcade/simulation mix that is restrained from greatness by a few integral inadequacies. There has never been such a fine line between enjoyment and annoyance. Only consider playing it if you have a decent wheel.

With graphics and play modes that live up to what you expect from an EA Sports title, but gameplay that is seriously lacking, NBA Live 06 is mediocre at best.

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.

If you have played the original Fable and still own an xbox, I would recommend waiting for the xbox release of The Lost Chapters. If you have not played Fable and won’t be disappointed by the relatively short time required to beat the game, then buy it.

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

Its beautiful scenery and personable characters will definitely grab the player. However, its immediate lack of challenge and extremely short amount of playtime are definitely hurtful to the overall quality of the game.

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.

Unfortunately, this long-awaited sci-fi shooter suffers from sub-par graphics, simply god-awful controls, run of the mill third person shooter gameplay and a dull storyline.

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 good game for PvP play, but thoroughly underwhelming in all other areas. Not a game worthy of monthly fees.

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.

Glitches, bugs, missing features and horrible gameplay are all a part of Dungeon Lords. Avoid this one at all costs.

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.

An enjoyable RPG experience with some interesting game play elements provided you can get past the shortcomings.

Dated visuals, bad voice acting and an impossible control scheme. Best to stick with the original game.

While it doesn't fix all of the problems Doom 3 had it's still incredibly fun and the hell powers add something new into the mix.

The perfect rental game: it's short, it's fun, and it's got a great multi-player mode. It is too short and too easy, though, to warrant a purchase.

A truly great game that all fans need to own, despite some issues in the co-op mode.

Even if you loved The Matrix, the same may not hold true for this MMORPG. We're over it, and by the looks of it so are they.

A good, fast-paced strategy game that should appeal to traditional RTS lovers and more impatient gamers alike.

As it is, Silent Hunter III is easily the best submarine simulation ever made.

Despite some improvements, the series has clearly fallen behind the competition.

This is what the comic book craze has been waiting for. It’s an original, interesting game that breaks the bonds of the usual hack-and-slash drudgery.

An average World War II shooter, with elements of strategy implemented somewhat successfully. However, the game is also available on consoles, and I can't help but think the game would have been so much better had it been developed solely for PC.

A decent strategy game with solid gameplay and good graphics being held back by stunningly bad voice-overs and flawed music delivery.

An amazing story that many will enjoy - if you have the patience to sit through the lengthy conversations.

Just remember to keep playing for more than five levels because once you complete a couple of the dream levels you'll be hooked!

If you want to play a well-balanced baseball game that mixes stats and simulation with arcade action, this is really your best option.

One of the most detailed non-classified naval simulations available to the public. Definitely has the “Military Channel” wow factor.

This game almost perfectly caters to both the sim fanatic and the average player.

there’s nothing new or innovative in this sequel and thus is merely a good RPG. Fans of the original will probably find the story enjoyable but will feel like they are just replaying "KOTOR" with a different story.

A somewhat decent dog fighting game, yet the slow pace, dull story, and awkward controls bring it down.

Horrible writing, voice acting, graphics, and gameplay combine to make a less than memorable game that should only be purchased by the extremely hardcore strategy gamer.

Scores marks for trying to take "The Sims" on and adding new elements. Looses them again for bad implementation and general rough finish.

With incredible flexibility, freedom, and depth, this is a history buffs dream and should not be passed up if you are a fan of the genre.

If you're hunting for the ultimate flight sim or learning tool then look no further.

It is technically and artistically sound, not to mention fun. Definitely underrated.

For fans of the first game, I have only this to say: semi-automatic sniper-rifle stake gun. With more of everything, this is a must own!

It's not a classic of the genre, but it gets the job done and has outstanding graphics and animation work.

Not as pure as its prequel, but Warrior Within is still a gritty masterpiece.

A quaintly pleasant WWII RTS that offers little new but makes up for that deficiency with an incredible passion for subject matter and meticulous accuracy within its remit. Rommel would be proud.

Despite a rough start and ongoing issues, Blizzard's epic MMORPG is a very fun experience.

One issue that pops up early is the game's rather inept AI. Enemies just do not have the kind of intelligence or cleverness the first game had. Combine soldiers do little to evade your fire, preferring to just stand there shooting at you.

A decent game if you dig mystery fiction and have an itch to use forensic tools.

If you were a fan of the original game you’ll enjoy this expansion, especially if the idea of creating custom missions appeals to you.

A very good add-on that gives you plenty of missions and fresh content with well thought-out use of the mission editor.

As long as you treat it like the no-frills budget game that it is, there is plenty to enjoy here.

Has less instant fun than "World of Warcraft," but there is a stronger sense of accomplishment.

A great ancient city build strategy game. Despite some design flaws, it's a winner!

Space fans should use the free trial, and science fiction fans might want to read the story, but paying for the game probably isn’t worth it in the long run.

A fantastic point-and-click adventure game that both long time fans of the genre and newcomers will enjoy.