Fun's not Invisible in this War
Although many might argue it is not as good as its predecessor, DeusEx: Invisible War is a lot of fun, and breaks out into the console world too.
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Classy Classics
One of the first great gaming computers, the Amiga is back with emulator software so you can play on your PC.
Capitol Crime
Beyond the Law has you defending the US Capitol and other cities from terrorists. Sound familiar?
Medieval Madness
Lords of the Realm 3 looks amazing, but plays horribly and is not at all on par with its older predecessors.
A Capri Puzzle Spree
A Quiet Weekend in Capri takes the entire island and puts it into 4,500 photographs. Add in about 100 puzzles, and you have one hot weekend.
Thirteen is Your Lucky Number
Cel-shading has grown up with the XIII shooter. Prepare to explore a world from inside the pages of a graphic novel.
Battlefield Advances
Following up on the successful online Battlefield 1942 series, we move into a new war, complete with its own 1960’s soundtrack.
Do You Uru?
Uru: Ages Beyond Myst is quite simply one of the best puzzle games ever created. You don’t just play Uru, you experience it.
An offer you can't refuse
Gangland takes the mafia genre to new heights in a title that combines real-time, simulation and RPG elements beautifully.
Armed for Danger
I first encountered Armed and Dangerous at the LusasArts booth at E3, and found the demo to be one of the highlights of my day. A couple things that I found noteworthy at the time were a funny looking device in the game that you could use to reverse gravity for a short time, thus making all the baddies nearby fly (or really fall) up into the air, and then come crashing back down. And the one cut scene they showed us was hilarious. The other thing that I found really neat was when you are defending a city. You … Continue reading Armed for Danger