The most detailed combat flight simulator on the market.

Delivers some nice little twists on the theme park genre and is worth picking up if you're a fan of the series.

If first person shooters are your bag, be sure to peel this banana and taste its sweet bounty.

A good game for PvP play, but thoroughly underwhelming in all other areas. Not a game worthy of monthly fees.

A game with atmosphere and style, and should keep anyone busy for months.

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

The next best thing to attending a real world military college.

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

For those who love strategy but want it more on the go this game is perfect for you.

Far exceeds the original and establishes itself as a classic of the genre.

An enjoyable RPG experience with some interesting game play elements provided you can get past the shortcomings.

Dated visuals, bad voice acting and an impossible control scheme. Best to stick with the original game.

While it doesn't fix all of the problems Doom 3 had it's still incredibly fun and the hell powers add something new into the mix.

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.

A truly great game that all fans need to own, despite some issues in the co-op mode.

Even if you loved The Matrix, the same may not hold true for this MMORPG. We're over it, and by the looks of it so are they.

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

As it is, Silent Hunter III is easily the best submarine simulation ever made.

Despite some improvements, the series has clearly fallen behind the competition.

This is what the comic book craze has been waiting for. It’s an original, interesting game that breaks the bonds of the usual hack-and-slash drudgery.

An average World War II shooter, with elements of strategy implemented somewhat successfully. However, the game is also available on consoles, and I can't help but think the game would have been so much better had it been developed solely for PC.

A decent strategy game with solid gameplay and good graphics being held back by stunningly bad voice-overs and flawed music delivery.

An amazing story that many will enjoy - if you have the patience to sit through the lengthy conversations.

Just remember to keep playing for more than five levels because once you complete a couple of the dream levels you'll be hooked!

If you want to play a well-balanced baseball game that mixes stats and simulation with arcade action, this is really your best option.

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

This game almost perfectly caters to both the sim fanatic and the average player.

there’s nothing new or innovative in this sequel and thus is merely a good RPG. Fans of the original will probably find the story enjoyable but will feel like they are just replaying "KOTOR" with a different story.