Evil has never been so much fun.

The cream of the turn based strategy genre just got deeper.

It’s had the most successful launch in video game history. But what’s it like to play?

What to expect when the next round of rock (and carpal tunnel syndrome) spreads to all the consoles.

One of the slickest looking racers available on PC, but abandon all hope ye without a wheel.

The venerable Colin McRae series gets a total overhaul, marking a high point in the series.

A Vista-only release that's merely a port of an Xbox game. The charm's in the gameplay, not its Vista-centric nature.

It's the first expansion pack to PC Authority's Game of the Year, and it's a worthy expansion.

Explore the burnt out shell of Chernobyl while shooting and savaging your way to the top.

Simple classic fun with a healthy dose of nostalgia for good measure.

The setting may be mythical, but the simulation is real. Military grade real.

In the ocean of World War Two action games currently available, this is one release that swims above the school.

Relive the joy and excitement of the Cricket World Cup or a fast One Day International.

What could have been the perfect RTS game is marred by poor performance.

It's to the video game arm of the Star Wars franchise what "The Phantom Menace" was to the films.

Dare we say the near-perfect strategy game? A royal treat for history addicts.

A game on the high seas that's fun and doesn't involve pirates is rare. The Ship gets bonus points for originality.

Everything the original was loved for on steroids. And just like steroids, it has its downsides.

A marvel of programming, art and science.

A new take on an old classic, with a first-person perspective and mixed results.