Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

Playboy: The Mansion

Playboy: The Mansion

Entertaining fot fans of the sim series, if only for a while.

The game makes massive use of the build style we found in series such as "The Sims". Of course, it's only a reminder of that, focusing on what Hef had to deal with on his way to building the mammoth empire that... Read Full Review

Disciples III: Renaissance

Disciples meets Heroes V, leaving nothing of the previous games but the playable units (most of them).

I expected far more when I started playing, but the more I play, the more I end up being disappointed. The gameplay is all but gone. Units are now fighting on a heroes-type hexagonal grid with a couple of damage-b... Read Full Review

Dracula: Origin

An above average innovative game, however a bit disappointing for those expecting vampire accuracy.

It struck me as surprising to see there's a new vamp game that wasn't previously heavily advertised, as this seems to be the custom lately. I admit, "Nosferatu: Wrath of the Malachi" wasn't that flashy on the market eith... Read Full Review

Sacred

Falls short of many expectations.

First off, Sacred is not a bad game, but some of its aspects make it require a lot of patience and that lowers the rating greatly. It builds on the lines that Diablo 2 and perhaps Divine Divinity left off. It has some im... Read Full Review

Pirates of the Caribbean

Nothing too flashy, but fun all the same.

First of,, it would be appropriate to say that, if you're a fan of the theme, I whole-heartedly reccomend this game. Perhaps the best way to describe it would be that it complements Sid Meier's Pirates in a way that no g... Read Full Review