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Blade Runner Review

Blade Runner is an interesting mood piece, but somewhere along the production line, someone forgot to include a game.

8.9

Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II Review

Arguably the best single-player first-person shooter since Doom.

9.3

Total Annihilation Review

Cavedog has done a commendable job of taking the basic mechanics of real-time strategy and using them to create something new.

7.3

Hexen II Review

Hexen II delivers a mighty blow, but ultimately fails to knock the king off his throne.

8.6

X-COM: Apocalypse Review

This is almost the X-COM sequel that folks have been hoping for.

8.1

Twinsen's Odyssey Review

Fans of adventure games will not want to pass this one up.

6.9

Heroes of Might and Magic II: The Price of Loyalty Review

The Price of Loyalty does one thing really well - it diversifies the missions.

7.9

The Last Express Review

If it weren't for a few gameplay issues, The Last Express could be among the best adventure games ever.

7.5

POD Review

It's simple to an extreme, but there's at least one amazing moment in each track that will keep your engine revving to the next.

8.9

Interstate '76 Review

Interstate '76 is an incredible gaming experience and offers countless hours of enjoyment for those who are willing to face up to its challenge.

8.2

Risk Review

The best computerized version of Risk yet.

4.7

Machine Head Review

Machine Head is a prime example of the whole being nowhere near the sum of its parts.

4.9

Noir Review

In the end, I just had to level with the chief. "No dice, boss," I said, "I came up empty-handed."

3.7

Bad

Phantasmagoria 2: A Puzzle of Flesh Review

As the credits rolled, all I felt was regret - regret that I had spent a good chunk of my life in this ugly world.

6.2

Gazillionaire Deluxe Review

It's a nice little diversion for the occasional moment when you're just looking for a "quick game."

6.3

Myst Review

What's most confounding about Myst is its longevity.

6.8

Power Chess Review

Good chess players looking to become great will probably find Power Chess helpful.

8.8

Toonstruck Review

The designers have made a great game by creating an experience that is entertaining and challenging.

5.8

Mediocre

Gene Wars Review

It is almost impossible to judge the game itself because the process of accomplishing the various tasks assigned to you is just so aggravating.

7.5

Infocom Classic Text Adventure Masterpieces Review

If you can look past the lack of sound and graphics, you may be pleasantly surprised.

7.6

Jagged Alliance: Deadly Games Review

The big news is that the game now includes multiplayer options.

6.4

Knight's Chase Review

The developers have done a tremendous amount of re-design in the areas of sound and graphics, but beneath all the gleam and glimmer lies the same old game.

9

X-COM: UFO Defense Review

Put simply, X-COM is a bona fide modern classic, standing proudly alongside Civilization and Populous as a benchmark in the evolution of strategy gaming.

5.8

Mediocre

Private Eye Review

Private Eye falls into the trappings of almost every interactive movie , unsteadily treading a thin line between a linear narrative structure and an experience controlled by the player.

8

CyberJudas Review

Seeing how nations are affected under your command is a very enthralling affair.

1.6

Abysmal

Catfight Review

Let's just get right down to the nitty gritty: Catfight is, without a doubt, the worst computer game ever released.

4.2

Chronicles of the Sword Review

Chronicles of the Sword takes a classic approach to a classic storyand manages to accomplish very little in the process.

9.2

Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal Review

Even the most jaded Orc or Human will be challenged by the new scenarios.

3.7

Bad

Police Quest: Swat Review

SWAT begins with an interesting premise, but the designers seem to have paid too much attention to detail in the wrong areas.

7

Zoop Review

Once you do break through the initial frustration, Zoop will gradually become an addiction.

9

Magic Carpet II: The Netherworlds Review

This title is an excellent successor to Magic Carpet and guarantees plenty of frequent flyer miles for every would-be wizard.

7.6

Dark Forces Review

One of the first titles to actually improve upon the Doom formula, Dark Forces managed to rise above “me-too” status and become a great game in its own right.

8.4

Crusader: No Remorse Review

In Crusader, only one thing is important: things blow up real good.

7.1

Fade to Black Review

As a sequel to Flashback the Quest for Identity, Fade to Black attempts to addsome mid-90s technological flash to the early-90s classic, with mixed results.

4.3

I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream Review

Computer gaming, and the graphic adventure genre in particular, may be in serious need of innovation, but this run-of-the-mill adventure doesn't provide it.

6.6

Shivers Review

A surprising change from the typical Sierra blueprint, this graphic adventure aimed at teens offers an intricately detailed world to explore and plenty of classic puzzles to solve.

6

Road Warrior Review

As a crash-course in offensive driving, Road Warrior provides some mindless fun, but is only a slight improvement over its flawed predecessor.

7.2

X-COM: Terror From the Deep Review

Apart from new art and a handful of new combat options, this is exactly the same game as UFO Defense, only much more difficult.

8.5