Trine 2

Batman: Arkham Asylum

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun

Neverwinter Nights

S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl

Battlefield 2

X3: Reunion

The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

Super Meat Boy

Black & White

Deus Ex

Silent Hunter: Wolves of the Pacific

A realistic, enjoyable, consuming experience; though some serious bugs make mod installation necessary.

The Silent Hunter series has long been one that commands a faithful, nay, almost fanatical following amongst this most niched of gaming genres. Largely understandable, then, that Silent Hunter 4 was one of the most antic... Read Full Review

F.E.A.R.

Within 10 minutes of installation I had goosebumps and shivers, but my PC struggled like an tazered old man.

It's a sunday and the sun is shining, there's not a cloud in the sky and the birds are tweeting. Happily I sigh and unwrap the cellophane covering F.E.A.R., basking in that "new game" feeling and with mouse-fin... Read Full Review

X3: Reunion

The Beauty of Patience : X3 beautifully recreates an expansive Universe, but you'll need patience to appreciate it.

There can be few games that re-create such a huge Universe with such beautiful visuals, but you will need the patience of a saint to see this to the end and appreciate everything X3 has to offer. You are essentially thru... Read Full Review

Fallout 3

Players of Oblivion will be on familiar ground here, but Fallout3 has more than a few delights in store for everyone.

From the first moment you begin Fallout 3, you're presented with innovation. Gone are the standard character creation screens; enter the "Growing up as a Vault-Dweller" method. You start as a baby, and via some genuinely... Read Full Review