So I tried Enter the Matrix again, it was fun at first but it becomes unnescicarily hard on level 4 or 5 or so. The hacking campaign is fun though, fake hacking, kind of short, but fun.

By the way today is my birthday! So give me stuff! :p

Hi, I went on a download spree this weekend. Ill list some of the games I played demos of:

Far Cry: This game is hard, I gave up after an hour.

FEAR: Not uber scary but it has some creepy things. As well as great graphics.

I just tried out the Dark Messiah of Might and Magic Open Beta, and I must say, it's very fast paced and exciting. You get to choose from all ofd the 5 classes or so, and you get to choose between Human and Undead. The point of it is to basicly hold all of the flags on the map at one time, but I personally find it more exciting to hund down my enemies. I die a lot but it's still very fun to see your corpse fly around after being blown up from the inside by a mage 2 miles away. :P

I just finiashed the Dungeon Lords DEMO, and at first it was a very inspirational, and fun, but about half way through, and tons of enemies bombarded me every time I opened a chest or broke a box, whether it was 5 goblins that knock me back over, and over, and over, a few sludge monsters that spray me with green stuff that make me unable to attack for seconds, or so many rats that I'm overwhelmed. Keep in mind that I played the demo, but boy does it suck. I sugest you keep away from it.

So in the past few days I've been playing a lot of RPGs because a certain friend (Game_Hunter44) got me hooked on Diablo II and I'm waiting for it to get here, in the mail.

Nox: Moderatley fun, I played over the network with a friend, could use some work, possibly better in the full version, but I don't have that.

Diablo: Very fun, not as amazing or fun as Diablo II in my opinion but still a good adventure.

Neverwinter Nights: The demo is pretty short, but what I played was somewhat like Dungeons And Dragons Online except singleplayer.

RPG Maker XP: Fun, and allows you to build your very own RPG from scratch. Takes some getting used to before you can easily make a good RPG. Or even a sucky one :P But still fun.

Lego Star Wars II: Not really good but has nice graphics on High (which I'm surprised it has).

Just Cause: As in my post below. Not an RPG but still very fun.

Darkstone: Seems to be a beefed up copy of Diablo, well let me tell you this, it's not as good, as you can expect when you give a 2D game a 3D makeover and an annoying layout.

Diablo II: The best game I have ever played, and worth buying.

I just finished Just Cause Demo, and I must say, the graphics at times blow my mind, I felt like I was playing a console during a few parts. From the demo I think this is the most exciting FPS I have played before, and the most realistic game that I have played. You can fly helicopters, drive cars, blow stuff up, drive boats, and more.

Graphics Wise it is the best game I have played, Gameplay Wise, it is the second best I have played (behind Diablo II).

The AI in this game sometimes is messed up, as in they just stand there and do nothing every so often, but that small percentage of the time they do that doesn't subtrack too much from the gameplay. When you shoot a civilian's car they either jump out and run, or drive away as fast as they can.

The most exciting thing that I found in the demo was jacking a car and driving at top speed over a hill. The 2nd best thing is parachuting out of a chopper and landing on this guy's car.

The game isn't very dynamic based on the demo, because most of your objectives require you to be somewhere or do something before a certain time. (assassinate 4 corrupt government officials, and blow up a weapons factory before dawn)

Overall this is a very good game, and if I didn't have Diablo II coming in the mail in the next few days I would put it on my wishlist for sure.

I have played Dark Massiah Might and Magic demo, and I must say it is a very good game so far. The combat is very fun, and simple, and easy to learn. You can build up your character at the beginning of certain levels where you get skill points to spend on skills. You can train up as a Tenacious Warrior, an Intelluctual Mage, a Stealthy Assassin, or even a Stealthy Warrior that uses magic to aid in his conquest! The control are simple and consist of Parry (R-Click), Attack (Left-Click), Kick (F), and Moving (WASD). I suggest downloading it and giving it a try if you enjoy fast paced RPGs.

Hi, I've been playing Tales of Symphonia in the past few days, and after 40 hours of gameplay I'm still not on disc 2. Stayed up all night Saturday and Sunday, playing. It is a very addictive and fun game. Worth a rental even if you arent a hardcore RPG fan.

I've been hearing some good stuff about BF2 lately but I have been ignoring it, because Medal of Honor Allied Assault, Spearhead, Breakthrough, Call of Duty 1 and 2, and some other war games I'm War Game'd out. But I decided to load up the demo, and I must say it is amazing! The AI isnt that great on singleplayer in Easy mode (demo only lets you play easy), and Gulf of Oman gets a bit repetative, but overall I'm thoroughly enjoying my demo. I suggest it to any FPS gamer.

So, I finished Narbacular Drop earlier (I suggest it to anyone here). Although it is very short (took me 10-20 minutes to finish), it is a very inspired student developed game. You play as Princess No-Knees (probably and excuse to not include a jump action), and you are put into a cell in a frog's dungeon, well he is upset that his dungeon is being used as a cellar, so he teaches Princess No - Knees how to conjure 2 inter-connected portals, in return he asks that you help stop the big demon guy who imprisoned you.

So you go through very in-close levels using the portals to manipulate time and space and teleport. It is a very interesting game, and dizzying at times, and is worth a download.