Breakdown Related Games

Curse is without even the tiniest smidgen of originality, though it is a convincing memorial to a classic genre.

Legacy of Kain: Defiance has an outstanding premise, but it's ultimately a disappointment.

High expectations aside, you're still left with a sturdy game, whichever system you end up playing it on.

It's time for you to draw upon your skills in exploration, investigation, and combat as you battle the evil incarnate. Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth combines both action and adventure elements into a first-person horror experience.

When you look at everything the game offers in terms of its gameplay, presentation, and story, it's hard not to appreciate The Thing.

Its gameplay is involving enough to make it a game that fans of the genre will want to check out.

Based on the animated movie, Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge continues the story of Jack Skellington, Oogie Boogie, and other familiar favorites. In the game, you'll assume the role of Jack Skellington, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, who must help reclaim the town from the mischievous Oogie Boogie and his henchmen.

Evil Dead: Regeneration takes over where the film Evil Dead 2 left off. You can play as Ash, who has been committed to an insane asylum where a mad scientist is doing experiments with the Necronomican.

Monster House is based on the Columbia Pictures film of the same name.

I-Ninja is a short but well-crafted third-person action game with a surprising variety of gameplay.

Galleon: Islands of Mystery fails to live up to its incredibly lofty aspirations, but it does so in spectacular fashion.

If you've never played the PS2 version and have a hankering for some more ninja action, Tenchu: Return From Darkness will do you right.

If you only played the Xbox version of Mafia, you'd still get a sense of the game's ambitious nature, but you'd also miss out on the original PC version's outstandingly good presentation.