Darkest of Days

DOOM

DOOM II

Return to Castle Wolfenstein

Stalin vs. Martians

Left 4 Dead

Half-Life 2

Wolfenstein 3D

Battlestations: Pacific

ArmA II

Wolfenstein

Medal of Honor

Medal of Honor Allied Assault was a great breakthrough, sadly, this is a big step backwards. Talibans should sue EA.

Medal of Honor (2010 – known this way because of the first game in the series, Medal of Honor Playstation) is actually one of the worst events in Personal Computer gaming history. We had disappointing events before; reme... Read Full Review

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl

Atmosphere in this game can't be matched. Amazingly huge area to explore. A few bugs keeps this game away from a 10.

I've waited STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl since the first day, never gave out hope, and my expectations were met. Maybe a slight correction of human opponents AI may make this game perfect, but still a great game to play,... Read Full Review

Plants vs. Zombies

Definitelly revolutionary, 20 megabytes of fun, they did it with almost nothing. Worth playing...

A game developer can be ambitious, but without talent, that does nothing. Plants vs. Zombies is a great example of the opposite, lots of ambition, channeled with a lot of talent, that results in the best simple game of t... Read Full Review

Left 4 Dead

I have never been so close to a zombie movie. Millons of people find in Zombies their natural enemies.

This game is fun, addictive, and actually makes good use of an old engine. I have criticized Wolfenstein in a previous review with a negative qualification due to this, but in this case, they used an old engine, "Half-li... Read Full Review

ArmA II

This game has enormous potential, but was wasted on bugs, sloppy campaign, and a even buggier multiplayer game.

Bohemia Interactive sold us a "C" class "Operation Flashpoint" with Arma I. Actually, they didn't heed the warnings. So came Arma II, with a beautiful game engine, with amazing scenes, and lots of freedom, but its all wa... Read Full Review

Wolfenstein

A way to dissapoint fans of the Wolfenstein series. Obtuse graphics, AI and Story. Nothing interesting.

In 1982 Muse Software published "Castle Wolfenstein", and by that time no one could guess, that it would set the bases for the father of all first person shooters. Even by 1992, when ID Software published "Wolfenstein 3D... Read Full Review