A hybrid that doesn't break new ground but still manages to entertain, despite the horrible voiceovers.

Extremely unforgiving AI, coupled with beautiful artwork, and an array of deployable units places this turn-based strategy game squarely in must have status for any strategy buff.

Another great addition to the turn-based strategy line-up from Matrix Games and comes highly recommended by us here at PC Gameworld, provided that you enjoy the genre in the first place. The period in which the game is set is both interesting and action-packed.

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

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

Anachronox is full of vibrant color and rich detail, and could easily pass for an "Unreal Tournament"-based game.

The best of its genre, which isn't saying a lot to be honest, but it will definitely appeal if this is the kind of thing you enjoy. Unfortunately, Enigma's niche appeal doesn't make it a particularly attractive proposition to anyone else.

Long time followers of the series will likely not find much new aside from the addition of Career Mode in place of Season.

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.

Although succeeding as a purely arcade racer, those looking for a realistic simulation of the sport should look elsewhere.

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.

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.

In a few choice words, this game kicks Asteroids!

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

Those looking for some old-school RPG fun will find Arkane Studios' latest release worth its weight in gold.

There may be those who will find Pool Paradise’s strange setting and overall eccentric nature in conflict with what they would consider a realistic or acceptable pool game experience. However, for those who don’t mind a bit of zaniness mixed in with their billiards fun, Pool Paradise is worth a look.

Great for a weekend of Star Wars geekery with a bunch of friends, offering solid fun for the first four or five hours. After that, well, to impersonate Yoda: whether or not to own it you will want, only the future will tell.

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

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.

Features detailed gameplay, massive battles, and lots of historical depth.

A deep, engrossing strategy game with a steep learning curve. Should be in any fantasy strategy gamer’s collection.

A fantastic game that can compete against the best of them. If you have even the slightest bit of interest in soccer or soccer games definitely give this one a shot.

In the end Rush for Berlin is a less entertaining version of Codename: Panzers that looks a bit better and has a few moments of intense combat but mostly comes up short in this department.

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

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.

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

A tight package that offers plenty in the way of sim-building entertainment. If you've ever played a simulation game and wondered what it would be like if you actually had to control a group of separate personalities instead of robots, this is your game.

Despite its flaws, Pirate Cove is a very engaging game, made all the better by being the first title that doesn’t just make gambling, drinking, wenching and plundering in the Caribbean a recommendation, but a requirement.