An excellent addition to the third-person genre, incorporating great components of sound, music, and visuals, as well as bolstering incredibly intense melee combat.

The switch to 3D was a welcome addition, but one saddled with camera and control issues.

An excellent hardcore simulation for the air combat enthusiast, especially one with an appreciation for history.

A solid expansion to an already stellar game, one that adds considerable content and strategy without mucking up the core mechanics that made the Battlefield 2 experience so much fun in the first place.

Monolith clearly made Extraction Point just for the people who loved the original F.E.A.R. It offers an extension to the game, but not much else falls under the “new” column.

Fans of management and tycoon games should definitely not miss this creative and well thought-out opportunity to play the bad guy. Own this game and it will own you back.

Amazingly beautiful, yet totally vacant in practically every other respect. It is certainly something fun to behold, but its lackluster showing in many other ways makes it tedious.

First and foremost, everything in the action segment requires repetitive clicking. Melee combat requires you to click for each swing. Helping build a structure is an exercise in monotony.

With all the game elements perfectly balanced, this is a worthwhile purchase for any fan of the real-time strategy genre.

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!

Manhunt is no kid’s game. Adult players should anticipate an incredible amount of gore and some uncomfortable scenes of violence. Looking beyond that, Manhunt does offer a unique story and some challenging, stealth-based gameplay.

Disappointing. Not for newbies or those looking to jump into established worlds.

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

A good expansion that's definitely worth picking up for the price if you feel that the original Dark Age of Camelot lands and loot have become stale and over visited. Easily recommendable for seasoned players.

Good if you’re methodical and like to play your games in short bursts. Not for twitch gamers or those who play to relax; it’s a surprisingly stressful experience!

A very well made game for World War II fans, but a bit too much for the average gamer.

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.

Basically, everything I could ask for in a hockey game is here. Unfortunately, it has been here for a few years now, and it just isn’t as exciting as it used to be.

If you like the WW2 shooters and prefer the stealth and sniper aspects then this game is for you. Want something revolutionary? Then keep looking.

Just Cause is content to be a bologna sandwich amidst games trying to be filet mignon.

For serious and hard core Flight Sim buffs, you won’t find a more detailed or authentic learning tool.

Shadowgrounds is a great game that is very fun to play and nice to look at. Players looking for a cheap action packed game or some nostalgia would be well advised to give Shadowgrounds a try.

Amazing graphics, and it expands on everything that previous RTS and RPG games have created.

Filled with crazy characters from zany drag queens to menacing mafia men, the story line is definitely fun and entertaining.

More or less a good game with some good concepts. Could be done just a little better but in the most part fun, especially if you’re bored with the same-old same-old murder mystery games.

There's absolutely no reason not to try this game. You might just find yourself hooked by a competent and charming dungeon crawler.

If the fact that RTS gaming isn’t that big this year and you’re jonesing for a fix, Kingdoms will do. Just don’t expect to be bowled over by it.

Nothing special, but worth a look if you fancy some polished but none too exciting RPS action.