Even if you're only a passing fan of the comic book series, and even if you've already played the first game to death, you'll have a lot of fun with ...
Even if you're only a passing fan of the comic book series, and even if you've already played the first game to death, you'll have a lot of fun with ...
Even if you're only a passing fan of the comic book series, and even if you've already played the first game to death, you'll have a lot of fun with ...
If you can get past the horrible voice acting and unfortunate frame rate issue, you'll be won over by the solid gameplay and undeniable charm of Legend of Kay.
Genji looks and sounds great, and the play mechanics are solid enough; but the game is way too short to make it worth more than a rental.
Evil Dead: Regeneration is a lot of fun to play, but it's marred by a host of bugs and an ugly presentation.
Evil Dead: Regeneration is a lot of fun to play, but it's marred by a host of bugs and an ugly presentation.
The puzzles can be fun and challenging for a short while, but the anemic gameplay and generic presentation will leave you feeling unsatisfied with Frantix.
The game hasn't aged well, and although it has plenty of personality, the maddening camera control and broken combat mechanics quickly spoil the fun.
Radiata Stories doesn't really bring anything new to the genre, but it's an enjoyable game simply because it delivers the humor that role-playing games so often lack.
With an expanded track roster, excellent online support, and tight racing mechanics, this is the game to get if you're a racing fan.
There's absolutely nothing to distinguish Gold Miner Joe from all the other 2D platformers, so your enjoyment of this game depends entirely on your affinity for the genre.
Darwinia is a brilliant and addictive experience that's unlike anything you've played before.
With four different game modes, Super Collapse! II has something for everyone.
Super Text Twist is basically a computerized version of your common word jumble.
Wik & the Fable of Souls is a mix of challenging, intelligent gameplay and an intriguing, fairy-tale presentation that will appeal to just about anyone.
BreakQuest takes the classic brick-breaking formula and packs it with enough manic effects and crazy power-ups to satisfy even the most discerning twitch gamers.
Whether you're a vocab virtuoso or a remedial reader, you'll find a suitable challenge in Bookworm Deluxe.
Wheel of Fortune Deluxe lets you step up to the big wheel to try your luck at more than 2,000 word puzzles.
Trivia Machine isn't an especially remarkable game of trivia, but the sheer number of questions makes it worth the price of admission for trivia buffs.
Plumbing has never been as fun as it is in the race-against-the-clock puzzle game, Pipeline.
Dungeon Siege II is a solid effort that manages to improve on the first game to deliver a lengthy, combat-heavy dungeon hack that will certainly please fans of the genre.
Despite the lackluster action and brief story, Graffiti Kingdom is definitely entertaining for anyone with even the slightest flicker of creative ambition.
Another Wonderful Life is an interesting look at a different side of Forget-Me-Not Valley that's sure to please fans of the series.
Jeopardy! Deluxe brings the familiar answer-and-question formula of the popular game show to your PC.
Atlantis is fast-paced and easy to pick up and play, making it a good game for novice and veteran players alike.
Colosseum has a few fun moments, but they're mired in dull hack-and-slash gameplay that isn't compelling or rewarding enough to make the game worth playing.
Even though it feels like worn territory, Makai Kingdom is still a charming and intelligent game with enough depth to sustain the gameplay long after the story is finished.
Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs. Zeta Gundam doesn't do anything to broaden the reach of the franchise, but it gives fans exactly what they want--and plenty of it.
With its simple, turn-based battles, storybook universe, and saccharine characters, Atelier Iris: Eternal Mana feels like a throwback to the glory days of the SNES role-playing games.
Koei's 10th Romance of the Three Kingdoms game doesn't do much to mark the occasion, but it still offers the same esoteric war strategy experience that keeps dedicated fans coming ...
End of Darkness is mindless and repetitive, and the online multiplayer does nothing to mitigate the weak single-player campaign, lifeless characters, and dull presentation of the game.
Cold Winter isn't the best in its class, but it's definitely worth playing if you're looking for a solid single-player shooter with a decent online component to back it up.
Stolen feels like a budget title being sold at full price, and with so many good stealth games already available, there's simply no reason to play this one.
Stolen feels like a budget title being sold at full price, and with so many good stealth games already available, there's simply no reason to play this one.
Stolen feels like a budget title being sold at full price, and with so many good stealth games already available, there's simply no reason to play this one.
Despite the license and some interesting gameplay modes, Ford Racing 3 comes off feeling generic and far less distinct than the real-life vehicles the game attempts to capture.
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