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?

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

Think hard before you consider purchasing this bore-fest.

Rayman as an arcade racer/shooter is just not fun – and this interpretation is almost completely void of inspiration and innovation.

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

To enjoy the game requires hours of exhaustive research and patience that most gamers don’t have.

Despite its reliance on clichés the game starts off well, with a great atmosphere and some sublime visuals (water effects and sunsets are particularly nice) but once you delve a little deeper the limitations of the hugely linear missions and combat really drag you down and suck most of the enjoyment out of the game.

If you're willing to invest a lot of time and deal with a lot of frustration, there's a sweet core waiting under that difficult shell. However, unless you're particularly dedicated (or have a masochistic streak) I wouldn't bother with Great Invasions.

Even the most die-hard adventure fan would be hard pressed to find much entertainment in Dark Fall. The game feels like it’s subpar from front to back.

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

The game feels cheap and unfinished, from the very first load screen to the very end.

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.

CSI’s flawed and thoroughly unremarkable showing makes it yet another game destined to join the long list of inconsequential game adaptations you’ll find currently residing at the bottom of the bargain bin.

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

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

Raging Tiger is a challenging wargame for masters of the genre, but I cannot recommend it for a general gaming audience. There’s simply too much to learn and not enough incentive for casual gamers to want to play.

It's so bad it's almost worth playing, almost.

With the inclusion of a story mode and faster gameplay the MAN series could be a hit someday. Until then, there's really no justification to purchase it.

The "innovative" controls publisher Oxygen Interactive has been bragging about these last couple of months aren't that innovative at all, and aren't really even necessary. The graphics look like they are from a game made 10 years ago, and the gameplay modes that are offered are very limited and nothing special.

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.

Some of the most unresponsive controls ever experienced in a game.

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

I wouldn’t even bother installing this on your PC if you got your hands on a free copy.

Unless you consider any game of this genre a must have, you may as well pass on this one.

With only a few good features GI Combat's disconnected and confusing nature will probably make you glad the war is over.

The graphics are poor, the gameplay boring, and even Bruce Campbell can’t save the game. It’s not even worth it in the bargain-bin.

A terrible game, complete with endless problems that make it more of a chore than a pleasure to play. Avoid it at all costs.

The graphics, the sound, and especially the gameplay simply haven’t withstood the passing years. A lobotomized bag lady wouldn’t find this fun, so why would even the most casual PC gamer?