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A gorgeous setting and an innovative interface combine to make Sinking Island a must-have for adventure gaming fans, and possibly might tempt others to stick their toes in the water.
A gorgeous setting and an innovative interface combine to make Sinking Island a must-have for adventure gaming fans, and possibly might tempt others to stick their toes in the water.
Reviewer Ryan Allen dives into the World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King preview and brings us back everything from new armor to home movies.
Mount & Blade is an RPG that is very much like a realistic simulation of medieval life. Combat is fought in first or third person, and is likewise brutal and real.
LEGO Indiana Smith: The Original Adventures takes the fun and excitement of the Indy movies and presents them in a family friendly, addictive adventure.
Newcomer City Interactive hits the ground running with Code of Honor: Conspiracy Island, a budget shooter where you play a member of the French Foreign Legion.
Deadliest Catch: Alaskan Storm may appeal to fans of the show and those who love hardcore sims, but horrible graphics and mediocre gameplay won’t bait too many others.
Napoleon’s Campaigns may not be for fire-and-forget gamers, but those who appreciate a war game with great depth will find it "la magnifique!"
Finally a game comes out that is every bit as good as the movie it’s based on. Hard to believe, but Kung Fu Panda The Game breaks the game-following-movie curse.
Drawing on the Perry Rhodan Adventures, one of the most successful sci-fi series of all time, The Immortals of Terra brings the amazing space opera to life.
The wacky contraptions of Crazy Machines 2 trump even their predecessor, and now your family can burn, shoot and explode gadgets in full 3D.