I thought to myself: "Hmm, a free online game that resembles MTG? I have to see this!"

A decent game with very good looking graphics and decent multiplayer that has two major flaws: works bad on almost any hardware due to its pour engine optimization and was/is much overrated for everything and promoted as the new game messiah when it's just a regular 2007 FPS. I bet EA said: "Aliens and North Koreans, what could go wrong! Let's do it in 2 months!"

The third chapter of the Empire Earth series was released on November 6, 2007 by Sierra Entertainment and was supposed to be a simplified yet dynamic version of the original game and its sequel. This might be the most widely optimistic idea Mad Doc came up with lately and unfortunately it was a failure; instead of winning the masses Empire Earth 3 managed to ruin an otherwise fine concept rendering it virtually unplayable.

From IO Interactive, the developers of Hitman: Codename 47 and Hitman 2 : Silent Assassin, we now have Kane and Lynch, which is quite a different experience, so if you`re expecting a new Hitman... you`re out of luck.

Pro Street is a style of street-legal races similar to drag racing, with private custom cars. Cars of this type are equipped with oversized rear wheels and large capacity V8 engines, often supercharged. Pro Street is also the name for the last Need for Speed installment, but this does not mean that you play a game that features only these kind of races. Almost hilarious, this game does not even emphasize on this races. Then let's see on what?!

Imprisoned in Lucifer's deepest darkest prison, tortured and mocked, Belial is filled with hatred. The hate consumes him, and his only thoughts are those of revenge against Lucifer and Sammael. Millennia pass until something happens and Belial is released. Are you ready to lead him, in the latest chapter of Painkiller series?

One of most awaited RPG broke through ice in this age of saturated clones and removed the dust where something innovative was much needed. The game was developed by CD Projekt Red Studio and published by CD Projekt in Poland and Atari for the rest of the world.

In Q4 2003 Activision published the first Call of Duty as a response to the best WWII fps of that time Medal of Honor – Allied Assault. The game was a fast action packed fps, with better graphics, with some squad-combat missions, but also much shorter than the competition. After five years and almost a dozen of add-ons and sequels, Infinity Ward brings us there new installment in the Call of Duty franchise, short after the release of Medal of Honor: Airborne (review here). Seems that the battle between the two titans of historic shooters is still going on. But while the last installment of MOH franchise continues to present events from WWII using new methods taken from the modern console shooters, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare changes the direction of the events into our times but continues in the same classical manner that made it famous.

In a not-so-distant future... In a familiar universe... Earth... Is no more!

With cool looking graphics, good AI and sounds, solid multiplayer modes and options, it's too bad TimeShift has a rather weak story and some reminiscent elements from the past that make it less attractive than it should have been. It can be also very repetitive and dull at times, and the Beta Suit's AI (S.S.A.M.) makes it a much less intellectual challenge.