AGON: The Mysterious Codex

Spore Mobile

Pro Evolution Soccer 2008

Dragon Age II

FreeSpace 2

Destination: Treasure Island

Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

Hearts of Iron II

Empire: Total War (Special Forces Edition)

Sid Meier's Colonization

Fate of the Dragon

Darkness Within: In Pursuit of Loath Nolder

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Mafia

Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

Grand Theft Auto IV

Murder in the Abbey

Just Cause

Sam & Max Episode 202: Moai Better Blues

After the absolutely brilliant first Episode, expectations were high for its sequel.

Episode 202... Episode after Episode, Telltale managed to outshine its earlier release, and Sam and Max's witty jokes arsenal seemed infinite. It wasn't. Don't get me wrong, the humor is still there... The perfect bal... Read Full Review

Sam & Max Episode 201: Ice Station Santa

Santa's possessed, and only Sam and Max can help him, with as much meaningless violence as possible, of course.

Sam and Max have always been known for their charismatic presence, their knack for being stuck in the middle of the most insane situations ever pictured in a computer game, and, of course, their unique, twisted sense of ... Read Full Review

Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Burning Earth

It's the typical platform game: Simple, beautiful, pleasing to a casual gamer, and absolutely plotless.

I'm not a die hard fan of the Avatar cartoon, despite being positively surprised with the few of its episodes I've actually seen. When I rented this game from the store, I was expecting to be introduced to this new magic... Read Full Review

Sherlock Holmes: Nemesis

An amazing plot, killer graphs, and the hardest puzzles ever found in a game combine to make this title simply unique.

I've finished this game not an hour ago, and as I watched the ending credits my mind could only conjure up two feelings: Immense satisfaction, combined with a strange urge to go to bed and sleep for the next 48 hours. Th... Read Full Review

Dragon Age II

Don't always believe the morbidly hateful...

It's hard to believe that any Bioware game would generate the hatefest currently surrounding Dragon Age 2. My game unlocked at Steam a day after the March 8th release, and it was enough to see many reviews with 4.0, 5.0 ... Read Full Review

Freespace 2 Gold

The worst you can say about this game is that no sequel has been developed until this day...

I have to say, I've never been a die-hard fan of space combat sims. My previous gaming experience in the genre can be narrowed down to 'Freelancer' and a few Star Wars games. 'Freespace 2' is the game that 'turned me'...... Read Full Review

Destination: Treasure Island

Despite its shallow plot and short length, the game's great graphs and well planned puzzles amount for a fun experience.

What are the makings of a classic? When it comes to adventure games, you can perhaps narrow it down to: a great plot, nice graphics and enthrailing puzzles. And where, recently, can we find the three? Rare enough, eh? ... Read Full Review

Sinking Island

While the plot and visual aspects are simply great, you will most likely end up annoyed by some rather silly flaws.

I can never grow tired of a good mistery solving adventure game. So when my cousin sent me a copy of 'Sinking Island', I installed the game the very same day. You play as Jack Norm, a police inspector assigned with the i... Read Full Review

Empire: Total War

We return to Total War...

It'll probably look weird that I'm starting this review talking about RPGs... Well, on RPGs you allocate XP gained throughout hours of fighting on areas you'd like to focus on. You'd improve on many different areas, whil... Read Full Review

The Last Express

One of the most entertaining storylines in adventure gaming is left forgotten due to some nagging problems.

I picked up 'The Last Express' without high expectations. That was due mainly to the sheer lack of 'hype' about this game in the adventure community. It isn't on the 'classics' list, it had no follow up to its storyline.... Read Full Review

Broken Sword: The Smoking Mirror

A rich storyline, beautiful graphics and charismatic characters combine to make this game a memorable experience.

Broken Sword: The Smoking Mirror isn't one of those games that will blow your mind away. It won't lead you from plot twist to plot twist, In fact, few are the differences from its predecessor 'Broken Sword: Shadow of the... Read Full Review

Sherlock Holmes: The Mystery of the Persian Carpet

Most adventure gamers don't mind a bit of item hunting, but that's no reason to make a game out of it.

I've been a fan of Sherlock Holmes adventure games since I first played 'The Secret of the Silver Earring', a few years ago. Then, of course, came the excellent 'SH: The Awakened', the great 'SH: Nemesis' or 'SH vs Arsén... Read Full Review

God of War III

A burst of sheer joy that gets worse the more you let your brains get in the way...

Ok, let the thumbs down flood this space... I have a sense this won't be very popular. I've played every main GOW game released on the main consoles (PS2 and now PS3). The first GOW was amazing in its unlimited capaci... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War

I don't remember ever having this much 'raw fun' in playing a RTS game...

When it comes to sci-fi games, the storyline will usually vary between epic (such as Star Wars or Dune franchises) and realistic (Mass Effect). Warhammer 40.000 takes the genre to a different setting, and introduces the ... Read Full Review

The Beast Within: A Gabriel Knight Mystery

'Sins of the Fathers' was almost perfect. 'The Beast Within' reaches perfection.

When producers launch a game, they are aiming for perfection. They always try to make 'their' gaming experience far better than the competition. Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers did that in 1993. It was a well made, i... Read Full Review

Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers

The prime of thriller adventure games

1993, I was 6 years old, and not even thinking about buying a computer. My general knowledge of technology was limited to thinking playing Sonic on my Genesis was tons o' fun. As a gamer grows, the bar is raised. Decent ... Read Full Review

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

Megaman meets next-gen...

When I first heard about Lost Planet: Extreme Condition, I expected to find a solid 3rd person shooter with a good storyline similar to 'Starship Troopers'. From the videos I saw, this was a single guy shooting the hell ... Read Full Review

Prince of Persia

Frustrating bits make the new Prince of Persia a few steps short of being a timeless masterpiece.

Few releases can split the opinion of their traditional fanbases with the ferocity this new PoP has. When word came that the new game would use stylized graphics, with its story set completely away from the 'Sands of Tim... Read Full Review

Far Cry 2

As hollow as modern shooters can get.

When games like Crysis and Call of Duty 4 opened up a golden age for First Person Shooters, with their engrossing gameplay only being topped by their equally amazing storyline, it's disappointing, to say the least, to se... Read Full Review

Rise of the Argonauts

Closer to God of War than to Mass Effect, but Rise of the Argonausts is fun enough to play through.

My expectations were high for this game, they really were, and I guess there's a bit of a lesson to be learned here: Never expect that much from a game (Spore should've been a warning, but I guess I'm stubborn). It's not... Read Full Review