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

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

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.

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

With a fabulous graphics engine, deep character development and excellent additions to come in the months ahead, AC2 sets a new standard.

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.

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

The very definition of replayability.

This quasi-expansion pack/sequel doesn’t really light any fires, but it does play well. Unfortunately, it lacks that compelling reason to continue playing.

Slices through the lackluster myriad of ho-hum adventure games and breathes a new breath of fire into the genre.

A great game that offers tons of options for customizing your ride, and a solid arcade racing experience. If you love cars, and long to build a custom car of your own, then this game is perfect for you.

Fans of the series will fall in love with the second amazing add-on to Clancy's classic.

A great game for fans of Gettysburg! who wanted more, even if it feels like it should have been released quite some time ago.

The sheer amount of variation, and the small details, found within the game insures that you can play it over and over again and still discover something new.

Plot issues, questionable voice acting and a frustrating control scheme mask an otherwise good adventure title.

A great adventure game with a noble pedigree. Newcomers to the genre would do well to broaden their horizons by giving it a whirl.

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

This is the biggest, baddest, most fun, large-scale, first person, military, online, action-oriented shooter available. Whew, that was a lot of adjectives. It is more fun and addicting than "BF42."

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.

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

A stripped down bare-bones tactical multiplayer shooter. The simplicity of the title detracts considerably from gameplay, but it still cannot prevent the game from being fun.

Its addictive and amazingly detailed single player game, coupled with a fun and varied old school multi-player game, set Painkiller apart from the rest while at the same time harkening us back to shooter days of old.

This is truly a grognard's game. If you don’t know what that means, you’re probably not one. If you do – and you are – you will be refreshed and inspired.

Taking a plunge into this mystery may leave you bobbing for more Nancy Drew games.

Adequate, but nothing incredible.

Some people won't take to the fact you can only play humans and that there are no orcs or goblins to bash. The fact that you have extreme control over your character's destiny will turn off as many people as it turns on. Yet if you want to experience an original fantasy online RPG -- one that will always have something new to discover -- then Asheron's Call is the place for you.

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

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