PC Reviews

Serious Sam 2 is a very enjoyable game. It doesn't stray from the original formula all that much, but more of the same can sometimes be a good thing.

Conflict Global Storm does a lot well, but irritates in equal measure. The single-player campaign is a frustrating one, made significantly more enjoyable when played cooperatively.

God does move in mysterious ways. He can even make a flawed game into an entertaining one.

Genuine gaming additions such as the new tech-trees ensure that Winter Assault is just as essential an online experience as the original DoW.

Overall, World War II Tank Commander is budget through and through. There are no stand out features, but there's also nothing show stoppingly bad about it.

If previous aerial combat games have left a bitter taste in your mouth, this won't taste any better, but fans of the genre bored by relentlessly replaying Crimson Skies will find plenty to enjoy.

Gunplay has rarely been as much fun as it is in Total Overdose, and its over-the-top action from start to finish won me over. If you want a little no-holds-barred exhilarating action, give it a try.

Fahrenheit raises the bar as far as 'interactive movies' go. It won't engage you on a traditional gameplay front, but will tell a story in a way that very few games have been able to in the past.

Casual gamers may appreciate the fairly simple game mechanics, but fans of the TV show and experienced gamers will be very disappointed.

Freedom Force vs. The 3rd Reich may feature more clichés than a Premiership manager's press conference, but it's as Marvel-lous as an afternoon with Stan Lee.