Company of Heroes breaths new live into the tired RTS genre, but is it the best RTS of 2006?

Defcon is a brutal yet simple strategy game that asks you to kill more civilians than your competiton.

Microsoft wants to show you what Vista can do. But, you say, you don't have Vista yet?

Valve gives you more Half-Life 2 at a bargain price, but does that mean it's worth it?

Act of War is a lush RTS from a new developer and this expansion packs adds plenty of extras. But is it enough?

Flatout 2 returns to what it does best: using physics and destruction as central gameplay elements.

Is Just Cause another clone of Grand Theft Auto or a respectful homage to the growing sandbox genre? Maybe none of the above? Find out!

Jurassic Park meets Command and Conquer in this RTS from SEK.

10 years ago, Chris Taylor reinvented the RTS with Total Annihilation. He now returns to his favorite genre with Supreme Commander, but does the game live up to expectations?

After five years of development, the creator of EverQuest unleashes his latest MMORPG. Is it ready for prime-time or another rushed product from Sony Online?

Christiaan Allebest goes undercover and finds out if the new Hitman is worth paying for.

It's World War II from the skies or from the seas when we press full steam ahead into Battlestations: Midway.

Jade Empire finally emigrates to the PC from the original Xbox with a few graphical tricks up its sleeve. Is it a welcome addition to the PC family or should it have stayed on the console?

Silent Hunter returns after two years, but just as before, it’s a case of pre-mature, bug-riddled code that needed more time in development.

Stalker has been many things over its creation, elements have been amputated, but it still holds true to its original intent: a hybrid survivor horror, RPG, and first-person shooter. Unfortunately, it doesn't do any of these things exceedingly well.

This is no normal expansion pack. It's demented, psychopathic, weird and just plain f***ed up, all in the best way possible.

Kane's back as Tiberium Wars takes the C&C series back to basics.

Master Chief is back, this time on the PC. Is it time to go to Vista?

Triumph Studios offers players the experience to play as an evil character, butchering innocent people, slaughtering sheep and spreading havoc in one of he funniest games of the year.

The adventure game has gone the way of the Dodo Bird, but Streko Graphics is keeping hope alive with Dead Reefs, an old-school experience in more ways than one.