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Kingdoms suffers from a long list of problems that collectively prevent it from exceeding its ancestor or from rejuvenating a tired genre.

Will you be an evil or a benevolent deity? In this sequel to Black & White, you reprise your role as a powerful deity in search of a following and return to the once-idyllic world of Eden, where the discovery of weaponry and warfare has tainted the beautiful landscape. With the help of your gigantic Creature, which you raise from infancy, you must earn the respect and worship of the natives.

No other PC game to date has so effectively combined so many seemingly incompatible elements into one highly polished game.

The Titans is recommendable to any fan of Age of Mythology, particularly those who liked the idea of the game but maybe had trouble getting over the learning curve.

Myth II is about as good as a computer game can possibly be.

World of Battles: Morningstar takes players to a fierce mythical land where chaos is the norm and humans struggle against ghastly beasts.

Battle Realms has style in spades--everything about it is slick, and it's noteworthy for that reason alone, as well as for many others.

Dragonshard is a real-time strategy experience based in the mystical world of Eberron--the new Dungeons & Dragons realm. You'll direct your troops over the dangerous lands and into underground territories rife with beasts, battles, and bounty.

Though the actual battles in Impossible Creatures aren't all that great, the game's offbeat premise, good looks, enjoyable campaign, and open-ended design make it both distinctive and recommendable.

This fantasy game unfolds around a richly woven plot, involving an epic struggle between the undead and spirit forces of Dark and the living forces of Light.