The X-Files: Resist or Serve

Cold Fear

Yuusei Kara no Buutai X: Episode II

Still Life

Indigo Prophecy

The Suffering

Wonderfully disturbing and well-written, The Suffering is conceptually brilliant and a solid action game.

For too long there has been only Silent Hill. True fans of true horror games have long been with only Silent Hill and a few other isolated titles that serve as interim entertainment. Horror games, in general, lack tru... Read Full Review

DOOM 3

A substantial change from the Doom Tradition. Nevertheless, a beautiful, entertaining game whose flaws are forgivable.

This installment of the Doom series makes some substantial attempts to move away from it's arcade-like predecessors and actually attempts to flesh out a real world. The beginning of the game involves a few minutes of ... Read Full Review

Fahrenheit (French)

While fascinating and unique, Indigo Prophecy has several holes in plot and story that are hard to ignore.

Any game that begins with your character (or in this game's case, one of your characters) murdering someone in the bathroom of a diner has got the attention of the player. Especially when that murder has mysterious, ritu... Read Full Review

The Suffering: Ties That Bind

Disturbingly brilliant, but with a few key errors that make it for horror fans only.

While this game features some artfully done creatures and motifs, it falls short of the masterpiece that is the first game in the series. Torque, the quiet strong sort with thick sideburns, is back at it. He's escaped... Read Full Review

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Beautiful but lacks depth.

This latest installment in the Elder Scrolls series has received a lot of attention and critical acclaim. Oblivion's ambitiously large role playing world and high levels of customization mark it as a very worthwhile RPG.... Read Full Review

BioShock

Innovative but Over-hyped

Bioshock's gorgeous environment, immersive game concept, and innovative mechanics are, at first, incredibly compelling. You begin the game swimming through the black of the night the night ocean, with a boat wreck all... Read Full Review