Reviews
Medal of Honor: Airborne (PC)
The Medal of Honor series has had its ups and downs; unfortunately there have been more downs recently.
Posted: 19.09.2007 02:47 by Alec Hilton | Comments: 0
Obscure II (PC)
Set almost two years after the botanical events of the first game, Obscure II opens with our scholarly chums now having embarked to University dorms.
Posted: 22.08.2007 05:00 by Emmanuel Brown | Comments: 0
Enemy Engaged 2 (PC)
Enemy Engaged 2 follows up from the highly acclaimed Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche Versus Ka-52 Hokum.
Posted: 03.08.2007 05:43 by Mike Bowden | Comments: 0
Attack on Pearl Harbor (PC)
Attack on Pearl Harbor immediately catches players off guard by allowing them to take on the role of either the hardy 'Mercan heroes, or the untold...
Posted: 12.07.2007 04:56 by Spanner | Comments: 0
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl (PC)
Stalker Shadow of Chernobyl is an ambitious title from GSC, one that succeeds and amazes in some areas but almost horridly trips and stumbles along...
Posted: 02.04.2007 10:22 by Simon Priest | Comments: 4
Infernal (PC)
Would I recommend this to fans of the FPS genre or those who like to play on the darker side of the tracks? No, honestly I wouldn't waste anyone's...
Posted: 31.03.2007 04:44 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
Armed Assault (PC)
Bohemia really shocked and led the pack for combat realism with Operation Flashpoint, now they're set to hit hard and fast again with Armed Assault.
Posted: 15.03.2007 04:39 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
Alien Shooter: Vengeance (PC)
Alien Shooter: Vengeance doesn't do anything new, however for a budget title it still is a fun, intense, if not mindless, game to play.
Posted: 28.02.2007 04:36 by John Wallace | Comments: 0
War Rock (PC)
The idea behind K2 Network's War Rock is much the same as the Battlefield series or Counter Strike, games that I've enjoyed.
Posted: 28.02.2007 03:08 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 1
Scarface: The World is Yours (PC)
If you forgive it for its flaws, the game accomplishes its mission. You end up with a taste of what it's like to be Tony Montana.
Posted: 12.12.2006 03:15 by John Wallace | Comments: 0
Battlefield 2142 (PC)
EA and DICE bring us conflict set 136 years into the future and it looks good, real good from a gaming point of view.
Posted: 27.11.2006 06:26 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
Strategy Informer Halloween Month (PC)
We let you know what games you should be playing for this years Halloween Season.
Posted: 25.10.2006 15:56 by Alistair | Comments: 2
World War II Combat: Iwo Jima (PC)
This game is definitely frustrating on the single player because you go against an AI, which seem to have no intelligence at all, even artificial.
Posted: 05.09.2006 03:40 by Josie de Dios | Comments: 0
Battlefield 2: Armored Fury (PC)
A bit late review of Armored Fury comes in with commending ratings. Check it out!
Posted: 15.08.2006 06:44 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Terrawars: New York Invasion (PC)
Terrawars was a disappointing experience and one that may leave you much as the paperboy in Better Off Dead but wanting your twenty dollars.
Posted: 05.08.2006 09:21 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Hard Truck: Apocalypse (PC)
This is a game with a great cover, a neat name and not a bad concept, though one that seems hard for anyone to figure out entirely.
Posted: 26.07.2006 10:49 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Soldier Elite (PC)
The gameplay itself can be very frustrating. Enemies are so powerful that they can take advantage of you at any moment.
Posted: 13.07.2006 07:10 by Evangeline Grace Agujo | Comments: 0
Half-Life 2: Episode One (PC)
Half-Life 2: Episode One is a wonderful addition to the widely-lauded Half-Life series. Just perfect game pacing and splendid atmosphere.
Posted: 01.07.2006 03:26 by Evangeline Grace Agujo | Comments: 0
Full Spectrum Warrior: Ten Hammers (PC)
This is definitely for players who are up for the challenge of making lightning-quick decisions.
Posted: 24.06.2006 05:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Rogue Trooper (PC)
Fighting to save the planet you live in is such a heroic act from soldiers who put their own lives on the line.
Posted: 18.06.2006 00:00 by Josie de Dios | Comments: 0
Void War (PC)
Void War is a tribute to old style dog fighting games, but set in the depths of space and with much cooler weaponry.
Posted: 18.06.2006 00:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Hitman: Blood Money (PC)
I would recommend the game to those who wish to feel immersed in a game, but not to those that were hoping for an action-oriented shooter.
Posted: 15.06.2006 00:00 by Bruno Roussel | Comments: 0
Utopia City (PC)
Utopia City does have some unique qualities in the form of rewarding artefacts and its energy based gameplay mechanic.
Posted: 11.06.2006 00:00 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
Liquidator (PC)
In comparison to other titles out there it's not a threatening contender so for those looking for the next great thing, you won't find it anywhere...
Posted: 30.05.2006 00:00 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
SiN Episodes: Emergence (PC)
The bottom line for Sin Episodes: Emergence is that it has some nice features which make it better than an average FPS.
Posted: 29.05.2006 00:00 by Rob Holland | Comments: 0
Commandos Strike Force (PC)
At the end of the day this was a game that I wanted to like after the rest of the series, but it just didn't deliver when I really wanted it to.
Posted: 25.05.2006 00:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Shadowgrounds (PC)
Blood is so hard to get off iron gratings.
Posted: 19.05.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure (PC)
Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure has great gameplay, great rhythm and an even greater story.
Posted: 18.05.2006 00:00 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
Tomb Raider: Legend (PC)
Happily the latest Croft offering, Tomb Raider: Legend, remembers its past, while embracing the present.
Posted: 12.05.2006 00:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
CSI 3: Dimensions of Murder (PC)
I greeted CSI: 3 Dimensions of Murder with a lot of expectation and found that I wasn't disappointed.
Posted: 09.05.2006 00:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
World War II Combat: Road to Berlin (PC)
The timing is the end of WWII where the German forces are on the run and Stalin's army pushing forward to the walls of Berlin.
Posted: 07.05.2006 00:00 by JanaLee Stocks | Comments: 0
Auto Assault (PC)
Back story alone does not create a gripping experience, its the community that really makes a MMORPG, at present that is still lacking.
Posted: 06.05.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Daemonica (PC)
You take the role of Nicholas Farepoynt, who has been asked by the mayor of quiet little hamlet to lead an investigation into the recent murder of...
Posted: 14.04.2006 00:00 by Richard Nolan | Comments: 0
UberSoldier (PC)
Take the role of Karl Stolz a Nazi UberSoldier, created as the ultimate addition to the German war arsenal. Resistance forces interfere soon after,...
Posted: 25.03.2006 00:00 by Simon Priest | Comments: 0
SWAT 4: the Stetchkov Syndicate (PC)
The premise here is that you need to bring down the infamous Stetchkov cartel, Russian mobsters who are up to no good and need to be brought down.
Posted: 10.03.2006 00:00 by Alexandra Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Professor Fizzwizzle (PC)
Professor Fizzwizzle can only be described a sweet challenging game that is really fun for the whole family.
Posted: 05.03.2006 00:00 by Alexandra Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green (PC)
Basically, this is a zombie killing game in which its not that much fun to kill zombies.
Posted: 22.02.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 1
Rainbow Six Lockdown (PC)
We welcome Rainbow Six back to the PC, and hopefully with some TLC, the next release will show improved attitude and functionality.
Posted: 20.02.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Chrome Specforce (PC)
It's a solid little game that delivers exactly what it's supposed to, but severely lacks that X factor.
Posted: 30.01.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 0
Pac-Man World 3 (PC)
All in all, this game is exactly what it sets out to be, nothing more and nothing less.
Posted: 26.01.2006 00:00 by Alex Jeffreys | Comments: 0
