For those that are looking for just a little bit more of the genre, and love deep stategy games this could be right up your alley, but for the average armchair warrior this may be a bit beyond the range of your interests.

Just like that girl you've chatted with on the Internet but have never met, an up-close inspection reveals several character flaws that make the overall product an undesirable option.

Joan of Arc combines realism with arcade in odd measures, and yet still makes for a great gaming experience. Maybe not everyone’s cup of tea, but you could do a lot worse than give this medieval hack and slasher a test lunge.

Missed opportunity with the goofy premise; far too relaxed; even with the mission generator replay value is low.

Though Nightfire does have its problems, it most definitely could have been worse.

Though beautiful and relatively faithful to the books, it is not the most creatively accomplished game and does little to capture the genius of the novel.

Entertaining while it lasts, but not innovative in gameplay or storyline.

If you can manage to recognize its underlying tongue-in-cheek nature, Postal 2: Share the Pain can become much more fun to play and maybe even, dare we say, enjoy – at least for a time.

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

Those who have been loyal Larryists can expect to be sorely disappointed.

A frustrating and tedious adventure game that is easy to pass up.

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.

The story is as full of holes as a bullet ridden block of Swiss cheese.

Not legendary by any means, this game is a good one to pass the time with. It's intense action should draw you in, even if the less than stellar graphics and the subpar production values do not.

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

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.

Suffering from technical issues, ugly graphics, and uninspired gameplay Gore is destined to be soon forgotten in the annals of shooters.

And while the campaigns are challenging and engaging, it comes down to the fact that it’s really just more of the same. Then again, if it isn’t broken, why fix it?

The game had potential written all over it and showed a lot of promise, but somehow it never quite made it to that point—the point where it could be deemed a "good" game.

The controls are easy to use, the interface is informative, and the overall presentation is very good for this genre.

What happened to the once mighty Maryland game company that we find its name on the retail box of a blown up mod like Tac Ops?

A terrible FPS clone, with no imagination or ingenuity...In the Ukraine, video games are used to torture people - or so it would seem.

You wouldn’t even know the game was from the Micro Machines franchise if it weren’t for the title. It could be called “Tiny Racers” and no one would know the difference.

Seemingly a clone of The Sims at first glance, The Partners does a good number of things well to distinguish itself.

Skip this and go play "Command and Conquer 3" or "Supreme Commander" if you want a fun RTS.

If you absolutely must have a super hero game, do yourself a favor and pick up "Freedom Force" instead.

Moscow to Berlin regains some of its quality with its dramatic cut scenes that set up the plot and objectives for the mission extremely well and its encyclopedia of all units and vehicles allows you to examine unit’s strengths, weaknesses, and purpose.

An average title all-around. There’s no element about it that stands out and the gameplay is extremely repetitive.