Best Games by Popularity: V

Despite the clunky combat and other shortcomings, there's a rich world to explore in Bloodlines, an RPG that allows you to indulge your inner vampire. Read the Review

Vindictus, known in Asia as Mabinogi Heroes, will combine gritty third-person brawling combat with massively multiplayer role-playing.

A Valley Without Wind 2 is a modern take on the 16-bit era that blends a variety of mechanics across multiple genres. Read the Review

Victoria II is a grand strategy game set in the colononial era of the 19th century. Read the Review

Virtua Tennis 2009 will again allow you to take on the likes of Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer to recreate some classic court battles.

Take on the roll of Scarlett as you develop and use her powers to save her father and curse the necromancer. Read the Review

Vietcong has a lot of great qualities, so it's unfortunate that some technical issues detract both from its performance and its presentation. Read the Review

As Skarin, you must battle the gods of the Norse pantheon and their hordes of minions to save the mortal realm of Midgard and prevent Ragnarok.

Virtua Fighter 2 is unquestionably the best fighting game on the PC, and certainly one of the finest fighting games of all time. Read the Review

Velvet Assassin is a WWII-themed stealth shooter, in which you must infiltrate German military camps for various missions. Read the Review

Heart of Darkness is the second expansion for the grand strategy/political simulator Victoria II and focuses on the scramble for Africa as you compete with other colonial powers and experience international crises that require Great Power mediation if the world is to avoid war.