Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising

Chromehounds

The Darkness

Divinity II: Ego Draconis

SpellForce 2: Shadow Wars

Blue Dragon

Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions

Legends of Norrath: Oathbound

BioShock

Tales of Destiny II

Ninety-Nine Nights

Lost Odyssey

The best Final Fantasy game never made?

Mistwalker are back. But can they give the X360 the JRPG it deserves? As the second high profile release of fledgling studio Mistwalker, Lost Odyssey has a lot riding on its pedigree. As the brainchild of Final Fantas... Read Full Review

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

Horrific?

Resident Evil. The name conjures up so many things. For those who have never heard of the series, it brings images of something sinister living somewhere. For those long-term fans, it brings to mind a series that has gon... Read Full Review

Dark Messiah of Might and Magic: Elements

harshly underrated and misinterpreted game that underneath a layer of slapdash presentation is a lot of fun.

Lets get this out of the way to start with: This is not the Might & Magic you may remember. It's certainly a far cry from the original Might & Magic games, where your hapless adventurer was ambushed by legions of Wizard'... Read Full Review

Chromehounds

short and simple single player campaign belies the excellent multiplayer experience.

Chromehounds. Another 'realistic' 'mech game. Because, lets face it, there just haven't been enough of them, have there? Well... no, actually. There haven't. Theres something about stomping around a city in a 20-metre... Read Full Review

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords

A lengthy, rewarding game that offers plenty to RPG and puzzler fans alike.

Puzzle Quest review The Xbox live Arcade service has become something of a magnet for puzzle games lately, with classics such as Tetris and Bejewelled sitting alongside modern hits like Lumines, E4 and Hexic. It's get... Read Full Review

Blue Dragon

Sakaguchi's latest offering is an entertaining, if not revolutionary, roleplaying experience.

Its been a while since a JRPG has been released that carried with it such pedigree. Hironobu Sakaguchi, acclaimed creator and director of the Final Fantasy series, Chrono Trigger, and a host of other landmark games, team... Read Full Review

Final Fantasy Tactics: Shishi Sensou

A deep and challenging strategy RPG that will entertain and frustrate in equal measure.

Final Fantasy Tactics has, its fair to say, been around for a while. Except, perhaps, for those of us in the UK, whose first taste of the series was with Final Fantasy Tactics Advance for the GBA, since the original neve... Read Full Review

The Witcher

An imaginative Adventure / RPG that feels different from what has gone before.

The Witcher. Another pretender to the RPG crown, a game trying to tread that hallowed ground of immersive, mature and engaging whilst remaining fun. And, for the most part, it suceeds. The game follows the story of Geral... Read Full Review

BioShock

A solid, entertaining title, but you may be left wanting more.

Bioshock. I'm not going to go into the long, convoluted history of the title and its System Shock origins, at least not any more than I already have. You know all that already, and if you don't know, then chances are you... Read Full Review

Dragon Quest VIII: Sora to Umi to Daichi to Norowareshi Himegimi

A vastly overrated game with an old-school style that just highlights just how far RPGs have come.

From the moment Dragon Quest begins, you'll understand just the kind of game it wants to be. A charming, simple premise, with bright and lovingly styled characters and some excellent voice acting bring together a game th... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising

Chaos Engine- Relic delivers another masterful expansion

Standalone Expansions are curious things. On the one hand, you get all the benefits of the expansion without having to even have the original game installed, whether or not you own it, but if you chose to do so, what do ... Read Full Review

Divinity II: Ego Draconis

Flight of Dragons.

As unique selling points go, Divinity 2 has a bit of a kicker. You get to turn into a Dragon. Okay, so it’s not the first game ever to let you do so- Capcom’s hit-and-miss Breath of Fire series has been built... Read Full Review

The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar

One MMO to rule them all?

Gaming has not, it has to be said, been kind to Tolkein's literary masterpiece. When it's not salvaging ideas left right and centre from the Lord of the Rings, it's making some generally rubbish videogames based on the b... Read Full Review