Prey stands as an exceptional gaming marvel, a testament to innovation brimming with a captivating narrative and breathtaking visuals. This game is a true masterpiece, an experience that demands attention and simply cannot be overlooked.

Diamond Rush stands as a testament to mobile gaming excellence, showcasing impeccable gameplay and seamless control mechanics that guarantee immense enjoyment. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Gameloft for crafting this captivating experience tailored for mobile phones.

Asphalt Urban GT 2 is Visually appealing with robust gameplay, it's arguably one of the finest mobile racing games ever created. Players who revel in acquiring vehicles and the funds required to customize them will find immense enjoyment in this game.

One of those rare racing titles that make you feel like you're driving 180 m.p.h., yet still in control of your ride. You soar through the streets, trade paint with rivals and blast over the finish line. The solid story, the twists, the great graphics and excellent audio make this a solid game and one that will remain in my collection forever.

Half-Life 2 Lost Coast is a technological demo which showed fans Source engine's possibilities and potential. Graphics is even more polished and its a great extra episode, it's short but a lot of fun, it's my recommendation for anyone who's played the other Half-Life games and wants something more.

Call of Duty 2 stands tall among the finest first-person shooter games I've experienced. Its campaign is truly remarkable, crafted to captivate players at every turn. Infinity Ward has undeniably forged a masterpiece with this incredible sequel. Without a doubt, Call of Duty 2 is a game worth having in your collection, offering an unparalleled gaming experience. Why wait? Seize the opportunity and make it yours today!

Age of Empires III stands as an exceptional title, boasting superb graphics and seamless gameplay. Its meticulous balance, innovation, and stunning visuals make it a true gem in the series. As a phenomenally engaging real-time strategy game, it remains faithful to its predecessors while delivering an immersive experience.

Quake 4 really delivered on all fronts for me in terms of purely frenetic gameplay. I jumped at the cutscenes, I cried out expletives when I was getting owned by the Strogg, I gasped when the storyline took a major plot twist, and I was moved by the stunningly beautiful graphics. Quake 4 is An addiction, a perfect sequel, both in story and gameplay, and a game you will want to explore over and over.

It has the depth that a lot of people who love the sniping weapon have been dreaming of for quite a long time. but with very bad AI problems and poor graphics. Sniper Elite just doesn't have that much to offer your average gamer.

Both a technical and narrative masterpiece, F.E.A.R. First Encounter Assault Recon combines elements of science-fiction and horror with a beautiful aesthetic presentation and incredible enemy A.I.

I had such high hopes for this game, yearning to embrace it wholeheartedly, yet it falls short of expectations. The concept art, the captivating setting, and the innovative enemy designs are among the most imaginative creations I've encountered. Unfortunately, the gameplay and level design fail to measure up to the same standard.

An absolute blast in every respect! It looks and sounds fantastic, the action is virtually non-stop and the combination of varied level designs and scenery, masses of different enemies and usage of vehicles and turrets keeps things feeling fresh and interesting from start to finish.

While Brothers in Arms Earned in Blood represents a potential evolution for the series, it unfortunately grapples with several gameplay issues and glitches that hinder its potential. Among these, notable flaws in the design become apparent, like the puzzling absence of abilities to go prone or vault over low walls and fences.

Empire Earth II’s biggest problem is that it does not fully know what it wants to be. For those who want a real-time Civilization, it’s too simple, and for the friends of regular rts-games, the learning curve can be a bit too tough. and Games like this are the reason micromanagement is a four-letter word.