After six months from the first review on Games32 regarding the XBOX 360 version of Grand Theft Auto IV, I was eager to test myself what exactly has to offer this game. Two weeks ago I put my hands on a PC copy, hoping to discover why was this game so acclaimed and why many of the critics considered it to be one of the best games from the modern era. And I'm pretty sure that somehow I've figured it out.  [...]

The latest addition to the Jagged Alliance series, although developed by a different company and having a slightly different title, tries and succeeds to some extent, in preserving the authentic feeling of a classical turn-based tactical game. Severe aiming problems and a handful of bugs that plague the entire gameplay are hurting Hired Guns and we can only hope they'll be dealt with in the upcoming patches.  [...]

The world of Ancaria just got bigger and more magical than ever after a four years wait and intense development with Sacred 2, the latest baby from Ascaron. This second game wearing the Sacred name brings a lot of improvements and new things to the franchise, starting with a brand new full 3D graphic engine, and ending up with a lot of changes in the crafting, leveling and skill trees. But...  [...]

Developed by former guys from Illusion Softworks (known for Mafia), MOTORM4X is a mixture of 1NSANE and Screamer 4x4. Keeping in mind these were off-road racing games, MOTORM4X follows the same idea, featuring non-linear events (similar to GTA concept) and a physics engine that might excel even Baja: Edge of Control.  [...]

I was among the lucky few who got the chance of playing the demo version of the highly anticipated title from Akella: "PT Boats: Knights of the Sea", and I must say this naval combat simulator has all the assets needed to become the next big thing in the genre industry. The dazzling graphics, complex yet accessible gameplay, real life inspired scenarios and the unique flavor of a maritime confrontation all in the background of the ever intriguing World War 2 concur in creating a game of huge potential.  [...]

I was really impressed when I saw the gameplay on the new James Bond video game. I believe things are finally looking up for gamers who want to see their favorite movies on their computers or consoles. And that's because the developers are paying more attention and the big movie companies understand the profit to be made out of this. Plus, they understand that they can't just shove down a dev's throat a game project two month before the movie released and say "have it done by then".  [...]