Strong Traditions
Suikoden IV takes place 150 years before the first game in the series, so you can see how the direction of the world came to pass.
Category Archives: Reviews
Dungeon Doldrums
Dungeon Lords could have been a fantastic title, but unfinished levels and repetitive gameplay doom this title to the bargain bin.
Cops: The Power Of Dull
Cops 2170 has quite a few painful flaws which conspire to forever lock this game away in the "probably don’t want to play" file.
The Saga Continues
Xenosaga II is a godsend for those waiting on the edge of their chairs for this sequel, but also makes a fine starting point for others too.
Return to Excellence
Champions: Return to Arms offers the same great multiplayer action of the original for PS2 gamers, plus a whole lot more.
Force Power Squared
Knights of the Old Republic II comes to the PC after a successful run on the Xbox. This is without a doubt one of the best titles LucasArts has ever fielded.
Return to the Yo Ho
Sid Meier remakes the classic Pirates! game, and it’s no surprise that this is one of the best titles we have seen in a long, long time.
Dancing In The Dark
The much-anticipated sequel in the Vampire series is bound to be a hit, though the exceptional level of blood, gore and disturbing images may turn some away.
Once Upon a Time
The Bard’s Tale is one of those rare titles that offer action, combat and an engaging story in a humorous RPG that never takes itself too seriously.
Scrapland Offers Superb Surprises
Scrapland is poised to take the standard RPG genre and turn it on its ear. For both RPG and action gamers, Scrapland is pure treasure.