FlatOut 2

Hitman: Blood Money

ArmA: Combat Operations

Tomb Raider: Legend

The Sims 2

Deus Ex: Invisible War

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown

Call of Juarez

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

Silent Hunter III

Operation Flashpoint: Resistance

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory

SWAT 4

Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter

PlanetSide

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue

DEFCON: Everybody Dies

FlatOut 2

Flatout 2 for the PC is a sound, refreshing and very enjoyable sequal to one of 2004's best games.

Flatout is reknowned for it's great looking environments, cars, enjoyable single/multiplayer and reckless driving stunts. The sequal doesn't disappoint. With a large variety of new features, it caters to new and old play... Read Full Review

Hitman: Blood Money

Hitman Blood Money fulfils it's potential and offers a great gaming experience to new and veteran players of the series.

Blood money is the fourth in the highly popular Hitman series and it doesn't disappoint. The game unfolds as flashbacks and as the game progresses, you learn more about the characters and story. Despite never playing ... Read Full Review

ArmA: Armed Assault

Make no mistake: this game is harsh.

7.30AM. A secluded clearing a few clicks inland of South Sahrani's coastal highway. A man heavily laden with weaponry moves from the zebra-stripe shadows of the spruce forest to a beat-up pick-up truck parked in the cent... Read Full Review

Supreme Commander

But nothing says "distinct armies" like bringing a tier four experimental unit to a fight.

Skynet lives. I'm turning the PC off now, just in case the sentient robots inside break out. Supreme Commander does funny things to your mind; its bombastic future-war could drive you to distraction. Or outright delusion... Read Full Review

Gran Turismo 5 Prologue

Graphical stunning, audibly exceptional and a truely awesome experience, despite a somewhat lack of content!

Right well bought a copy of ebay.com and had it delivered from Japan this morning to my house (In england) and i'm the only one i know who has a copy this early as i think most people are waiting until it comes out (like... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy VII

The perfect game. Final Fantasy 7 reeks of quality from it's immersive story to terrifying villains, this is fantastic!

When Final Fantasy VII first came on the market, I was still an avid supporter of Nintendo, which in turn demanded that I turn my nose up at anything that would compete for the title of "greatest game ever" or ... Read Full Review

Star Wars Galaxies: An Empire Divided

Star Wars galaxies is a fantastic massively multiplayer online role-playing game and delivers an immersive experience.

Wow. Reviewing Star Wars Galaxies. Talk about your tough assignments. How do you review a childhood fantasy? For that matter, how do you review the "Living in the Star Wars universe" fantasy that currently live... Read Full Review

Star Trek: Bridge Commander

Great simulation and very immersive

Star Trek Bridge Commander is one of the first games I have ever had the privilege to play on PC. As a Star Trek fan it is only normal for excitement to appear when a new star trek game is realised but this game in my vi... Read Full Review

Just Cause

Fun, pretty and exciting but not overly deep

Suspension of disbelief is such a fundamental part of the video game experience that we often take it for granted. Multiple lives and first-aid kits that instantly mend whatever ails you are conventions that we accept wi... Read Full Review

Command & Conquer: The First Decade

Nostalgic and immensly fun!

Command and Conquer The First Decade is probably the best compilation of games from any genre all in one DVD. The C&C series started back in 1995 with Command and Conquer, which at the time was one of the few, if not... Read Full Review

Black & White 2

Unfortunatly, not as revolutionary as the first B&W

A return to Eden Lionhead are visionary developers and solely responsible for more sleepless nights and torn hair, than most developers on the face of the planet. Peter Molyneux has made quite a few innovations during... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

This is what uber rigs are made for

After what seems like an eternity of waiting, it’s finally here. PCs have been upgraded and consoles have been bought. Oblivion is a fantastic game, and unless you dislike awesome things, just go and buy it right now. I ... Read Full Review

Tomb Raider: Legend

exciting and enjoyable

Game series all have their ups and downs; series like Prince of Persia lost its footing slightly around Warriors Within but bought it back with Two Thrones, for example. But Tomb Raider is making a come back after the se... Read Full Review

The Sims 2

Sims 2 is simply a lot of fun

EA Games releases the sequel to the most successful PC game. Ever. EA Games and Maxis’ The Sims and its seven or so expansions were all phenomenal success stories for EA since the first game’s release in 2000. How exactl... Read Full Review

Deus Ex: Invisible War

Deus Ex is back! YAY!

Deus Ex was one of those titles that nobody really expected. Released in 2000 by Ion Storm, a developer whose reputation was in shambles after the massive public failure known as Daikatana, Deus Ex provided a style of ga... Read Full Review

Deus Ex

Deus Ex is compelling, great to look at, and a whole lot of fun to play

The headless shell of the Statue of Liberty is but a gloomy oxidized metal shadow silhouetted by the high-rise lights of nighttime New York. National Secessionist Forces terrorists mark off their patrols, passing through... Read Full Review

Star Wars: Empire at War

Very good game, surprising for a Star Wars themed game

Star Wars Empire at War is excellent fan service, an innovative RTS title that takes a lot of what's to love from board games, moves it onto the PC screen, and offers you a better way to "be a part of the battles yo... Read Full Review

Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Lockdown

Trash

have to admit my heart starts to race when I get that new game and even more so when it’s a great first-person shooter like Ghost Recon, but when I got into Lockdown I could tell there was something missing from this lat... Read Full Review

Call of Juarez

Call of Juarez makes an inspired design decision, which impacts on the game in such a hugely positive way.

I'm really beginning to like some of the things that Ubisoft is doing. Though they are obviously trying to stay in the game with EA by adopting their policy of franchise milking, they are also balancing this out by suppo... Read Full Review

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 07

If you have any previous Tiger Woods game since 2003, I can't recommend this

Tiger's latest game for all current-gen systems is, as you are probably expecting, remarkably similar to last year's effort. In fact, the developers at EA seem to have got to the stage where they can only make the game f... Read Full Review