Baldur's Gate II: Shadows of Amn

Neverwinter Nights

Icewind Dale: Heart of Winter

Neverwinter Nights

Sins of a Solar Empire

Diablo II

Half-Life

Icewind Dale

Icewind Dale II (Collector's Edition)

Neverwinter Nights

The Orange Box

Portal

Diablo II

Diablo

Baldur's Gate: Tales of the Sword Coast

Baldur's Gate: 4 in 1 Boxset

Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal

Baldur's Gate

Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures

Neverwinter Nights 2 (CD-ROM)

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare

Neverwinter Nights 2 (CD-ROM)

The Nations

Guild Wars (Special Edition)

Team Fortress 2

Far Cry 2

AudioSurf

Mass Effect

The Witcher

While it had potential, The Witcher was a dissapointing and buggy RPG.

The Witcher introduced a new formula into the RPG genre: choice. Not just "good" or "evil" choice, but whether you choose to take one path or another path; the type of choosing that changes the plot, and ultimately who y... Read Full Review

Unreal Tournament III

Fantastic fun, where the storyline lacks momentum.

Unreal Tournament III is a fine and carefully designed computer game. It incorporates the use of Gears of War's graphics from studuo Epic and hence has a darker feel to it than its prequel titles. UT3 certainly shapes up... Read Full Review

Sid Meier's Civilization IV

Very addictive. Very fun.

YOU are in control! You may set up any religion yu like, study in science you like, build anything you like, anywhere you like! This game is something you will... like. The abilitity to establish your own empire bent... Read Full Review

Sid Meier's Civilization IV: Beyond the Sword

An excelent -critical- expansion.

Beyond the sword, while still carrying CIV's *poor* graphics onwards, is still an immersive, addictive, tim sink. But that isn't a bad thing. The expansion pack is more like a whole new game. The ability to start cam... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2: Episode One

Great start to a great series.

If the term "episode" is anything to go by, then HL2:Ep1 is the first in a fantastic series. It follows Gordon Freeman in his escape from City 17 as the *SPOILER* citadel blows up due to Breen's untimely... "escape". ... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2

Fan. Bloody. Tastic.

This post-apocalyptic sci-fi shooter picks up 20 or so years where the original award-winning Half-Life left us. Gordon Freeman, the nerdy physicist, has been summoned once more by the creepy "G-Man" to rid City 17 (dict... Read Full Review

Counter-Strike: Source

A great passtime.

Whether you want to play for 15 minutes or want to jump into a fully pledged deathmatch for three hours, CS:S packs a punch and allows its gamer to experience a real adrenaline rush. Counter Strike has been the hardc... Read Full Review

Half-Life 2: Episode Two

Too short. Unique.

The new enemies certainly do add to HL2's magnificent gaming experience but the storyline does not make up for a seperate game all together. The storyline, to be clear, is remarkably well done; the game is well put to... Read Full Review

Crysis

Realistic, breathtaking, innovative. Demanding.

While Crytek as done more than delivering a "next-gen" FPS with Dx10 capabilties and breathtaking visuals, the system requirements are, for a lack of a better term, shocking. While us gamers see almost on-par visuals ... Read Full Review

Fallout 3

Oblivion with guns. In a good way.

Fallout 3 merges real-time and turn-based into a hybrid of sorts... making the gameplay immersive and addictive. Sadly the ending spoils the game and makes the player feel unsatisfied at the end of the day. GAMEPLAY ... Read Full Review

Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars

Fast paced RTS with impressive online features.

Lives up to the hype and deffinately delivers an impressive multiplayer feature called "Battlecast". The game is easy to begin with as long as you harvest tiberium early and build up base defences fast, but ... Read Full Review