PC
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Homefront Review
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Dungeons Review
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Two Worlds II Review
Two Worlds II is developer Reality Pump’s second foray into the world of role-playing games. The Look and Sounds of the Islands...
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Lost Planet 2 Review
In theory, a cooperative online shooter on the PC should be relatively easy to pull off. After all, the FPS genre was...
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The UnderGarden Review
Cool Things Come In Indie Packages If you want to find the most artistic, original, and just plain bizarre games on...
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Planescape: Torment Review
With the release of Planescape Torment on Good Old Games recently, we thought it The action in the game is handled primarily...
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Sid Meier’s Civilization V Review
“One more turn When you first start the game up, the option to select DirectX9 or DirectX10/11 graphics if your video card...
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Academagia: The Making of Mages Review
It seems that every time someone bemoans the lack of innovation in PC gaming, an independant developer crops up, ready to show...
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A Gypsy’s Tale: The Tower of Secrets Review
A Familiar Game With Some Unfamiliar Twists Hidden object games have remained a best-selling staple of the casual games market for...
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Worms Reloaded Review
At first glance, making a game about murderous annelids wouldn Now, after almost 10 years away, I Wind also plays a factor....
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StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Review
The teaser trailer for Starcraft II ends with a close-up of a Terran Marine who calmly states “Hell, it’s about time.” As...
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APB Review
Realtime Worlds, creators of the Xbox 360 title Crackdown, have entered the Massively Multiplayer Online space with APB: All Points Bulletin. David...
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Puzzle Dimension Review
Something Wicked This Way Comes Let me start this review by saying that Puzzle Dimension may be one of the most...
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Moonbase Alpha Review
Moonbase Alpha is a simulation / game created by Virtual Heroes as a way to show how concepts for NASA could be...
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Rig ‘N’ Roll Review
These days you can find a game built around just about any hobby or career imaginable. So when I see stuff like...
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Fortix Review
Way back in the dark ages of 1981, Taito America Corporation came out with an arcade game that utterly fascinated me as...
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Mole Control Review
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Out of the Park Baseball 11 Review
You know that feeling you get when you’re initially faced with a daunting task? Whether it is the first few steps you...
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Sins of a Solar Empire: Entrenchment Review
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Star Trek Online Review
“Space… The final frontier… These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its continuing mission: To explore strange new worlds… To seek...
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Alganon Review
Alganon is the first game released by Quest Online and designed by David Allen of Horizons fame. Normally a fantasy MMO these days...
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Art of Murder: Cards of Destiny Review
Sleuthing – Old School Style There used to be a time when adventure games ruled the PC gaming industry. Growing up...
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Bioshock 2 Review
When Ken Levine left the Bioshock development team, no one expected much from the game. Having the association with losing the primary...
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Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight Review
Bald, goatee-sporting villain? Check. Cheesy live-action cut scenes? Check. Lots of blabbering on about tiberium nodes? Check. Must be time for a...
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Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 5 Review
Warning Tales of Monkey Island wraps up its season with Chapter 5: Rise of the Pirate God. You start off the chapter...
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Pirate Princess Review
It may come as some surprise to some of you that despite my self-classification as a Pirate Princess is the latest title...
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League of Legends Review
If you Champion Variety The key to individual success is picking the right champion for you. Out of the box there...
