With an immense amount of work into the storyline as well as the detail added to the game engine, EF 2 is a definite must have for any Trek fan, as well as other gamers alike.

My only problem is when driving fast, after a few seconds the graphics seems to disappear and you’re driving by blotchy scenery, which half of that is gone.

Despite being unending in theory, you’re not going to be pumping nights upon nights into it.

Just doesn’t have the significant number of new maps or gameplay changes that make an amazing expansion pack. Luckily does provide a good amount amusement for 20 bucks, making it a lot of bang for you’re buck.

The problem I quickly noticed in the game is that it takes forever to kill a knight or a strong footman.

Certainly not your run of the mill Dungeons and Dragons modeled game, Arx Fatalis reflects an innovative approach to the RPG genre.

Even considering all of these assets and features, and counting in well-drawn graphics and outstanding sound, there is no use denying a simple fact: this game can get really, really boring.

Not only a worthy sequel but also advances the genre forward with a higher standard of AI, stealth and level design.

Game play wise, it seems to be missing a basic function of the Adventure genre: The description of objects.

It's like the design team started designing a good game, complete with the groundwork for the fear and trust system and then decided to throw it all to the wind and turn the game into some sort of half-cocked Half-Life clone, except without the playability or shock value of that title.

This game is so much fun to play, and does everything so well that it is totally almost impossible to put it down... WarCraft III is the pinnacle of the recent Real Time Strategy Genre and sets the bar for how all RTS games should be developed.

RPG'ers around the world should be jumping for joy, as Neverwinter Nights is the realization of every one of those gamers' deepest dreams. Or at least mine.

Overall, the multiplayer is the only thing Gore has going for it. I admit that it's quite a kick, and the atmosphere of the game makes up for the sub-par graphics, and disgustingly annoying single player.

The Sum of Cutting Corners.

The action level in SOF II is high, so prepare your adrenal glands for some intense shooter battles. Playing John Mullins is still a blast.

The story is the usual… bad guy taking over world and you have to save the planet... blah blah. Lucky there are plenty of scantily clad girls with disproportionate chests waiting for you to "unlock them".

One of those games that just visually takes your breath away. It has some of the most detailed, and well realistically rendered environments and characters ever seen in a computer game.

It not only takes what other games have done and makes them better, it creates a style and ambience that is all it’s own, this is one game that no gamer should miss, it really is just that good, and that is why I have no problem giving it a perfect score.

It links with Dark Forces and Jedi Knight very well, blending the Valley of the Jedi and the Dark Force together in a way that is cool and evil.

While the designers did an OUTSTANDING job of allowing you to create the powers of practically any superhero, they seem to have left out a lot of animations for those powers.

The hero development is well paced and offers great diversity to your heroes as they progress through the game.

A mixed bag. You have fun, you have long boring, tedious moments, you have what could be a great multi play mode which is bogged down by laggy servers.

While this game has certain unique qualities, it is not far enough from BG2 to constitute going out and buying it instead.