Return to Darkness with endless demons to slaughter, deep customization and dynamic world.
Overwatch 2 is the globe-spanning sequel to Blizzard Entertainment’s acclaimed team-based game, building upon the original’s battle-honed foundation and carrying forward everything players have earned into a new era of ...
Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War
An epic fight for all-out survival. Join the ranks and battle through the massive firefight to be the last squad standing.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled
Directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a third-person, action-adventure game with RPG elements.
Black Ops is back like never before.
In Call of Duty: WWII, players will battle across Europe through strategic locations in history’s most monumental war.
Humanity’s last safe city has fallen to an overwhelming invasion force, led by Ghaul, the imposing commander of the brutal Red Legion. He has stripped the city’s Guardians of their ...
A tattoo game based on the TLC series, Miami Ink.
Blizzard DOTA is a new official custom game for Starcraft II that is inspired by the Defense of the Ancients (DOTA) custom map for Warcraft III.
This snowboarding game sequel will feature a number of top snowboarders including Olympic gold medalist Ross Powers.
Trinity will be a futuristic action game from Gray Matter Studios.
Activision is working on another game in its street basketball series.
Dead Rush is being billed as a survival horror game with driving elements.
A video game based on the History Channel show Digging for Truth.
Guitar Hero returns with another installment of the rock music series.
If you're into action games, or even if you're not, you should be playing Quake right now - it's as good as PC gaming gets.
It's a video game, it's a cartoon, it's a toy, it's a lunch box, and now it's a PC CD-ROM game.
Interstate '76 is an incredible gaming experience and offers countless hours of enjoyment for those who are willing to face up to its challenge.
One of the most impressive games released this year in any genre.
Longtime flight-sim fans will take to the realism of A-10 Cuba! like ducks to water, and forgive it its shortcomings.
With the exception of its lacking originality, Heavy Gear contains all the elements of a successful game and is certainly the finest game of its kind in many months.
Hexen II delivers a mighty blow, but ultimately fails to knock the king off his throne.
Sin is for the first-person shooter fan who wants more of the same, done just a little different, but done right.
Despite the lack of a full campaign, the physics models and top-notch AI make this one of the best dogfighting experiences yet.
Grand Inquisitor is the best graphical Zork yet, and one of the most consistently entertaining adventures of the year.
Shanghai: Dynasty may be the most ambitious of the computerized translations, integrating a wide array of significant enhancements into an already entertaining system
Rise of the Shadowhand accomplishes the challenging feat of significantly improving one of last year's best and most complex real-time strategy games.
It has several problems that will dampen the experience for all but the most die-hard fans of the series.
Despite the small problems, building a thriving city in Caesar III is fun.
Heavy Gear II is the most impressive game yet in the giant robot genre.
Return to Krondor may not be an epic sequel to Betrayal at Krondor, but its excellent graphics and immersive plot make it an enjoyable story-driven game.
Barrage is heavy on two themes. The first is flying around in a hovercraft. Thesecond is blowing the hell out of anything that even resembles a threat.
Whatever else may be said about Quake II, one thing is certain: It is the only first-person shooter to render the original Quake entirely obsolete.
You wouldn't want to live there, but the world of Heretic II is a beautiful place to visit.
Whatever else you may think about Call to Power, you have to admire the ambition behind the effort.
Where Interstate '76 was cohesive and involving, Interstate '82 feels unfocused and generic.
If you have to buy only one golf game this year, make it Jack Nicklaus 6.
The designers have neutralized the fast pacing and complex mechanics that made the first game so much fun.
It is obvious that Disney was more interested in producing a $40 advertisement for its movie than in developing a playable game.
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