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Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 09-JUL-2009

Trine (Nobilis)

RRP: TBA

Trine is a high-production benchmark for downloadable games. Unfortunately it's a bit overpriced on the PC, so you might want to keep your eyes peeled for the PlayStation 3 version, which is cheaper.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 03-JUN-2009

The Sims 3 (EA Games)

RRP: $99.00

The Sims 3 is a gentle evolution of the series that retains everything fans hold dear. While the improvements on offer aren't major, they're enough to make the upgrade worthwhile. Bring on the expansion packs!

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Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 14-MAY-2009

Defense Grid: The Awakening (Hidden Path Entertainment )

RRP: TBA

I recently bought Defense Grid off Steam for $5 (it was on sale) and let me tell you something: I got my money's worth and then some. I love tower defence games and Defense Grid is one of the better ones I've played so far. Between this and Plants vs Zombies, tower defence junkies have a lot to smile about.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 13-MAY-2009

Stalin vs. Martians (Mezmer Games)

RRP: TBA

On paper, this game sounds like a million dollar idea. It's campy and hilarious in a good way. But it sounds like it just doesn't work in theory. In hindsight, combining ruthless aliens with a mass-murdering dictator probably wasn't such a good idea.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 09-MAY-2009

Wallace & Gromit: The Last Resort (Telltale Games)

RRP: $34.95

Always a fan of Nick Park's claymation shorts, the idea of a series of episodic point-and-clicks from the same people that resurrected the Freelance Police series seemed like a match made in heaven. While Mitch enjoyed the challenge and the wit that The Last Resort offered up, Wallace & Gromit's latest opus isn't without its flaws.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 08-MAY-2009

Lucky's Puzzle Carnival (Orbital Cows)

RRP: $13.00

A decent casual game, other similar games offer more than Lucky's Puzzle Carnival.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 06-MAY-2009

Plants vs. Zombies (PopCap Games )

RRP: $28.99

Even with a barrage of next-gen summer blockbusters hitting store shelves en masse, there is more than enough quirky content to enjoy in this unique, budget-priced defence game. Besides -- how can you mess up zombies?

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 28-APR-2009

Empire: Total War (Sega)

RRP: $99.95

GamePro's local historical wartime buff Andrew enjoyed this promising, if flawed Total War title, and totes it as the best one in the series, even with its problems.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 28-APR-2009

Watchmen: The End is Nigh (Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment)

RRP: TBA

Sceptical from the start, I found myself addicted and engaged within minutes of booting up The End is Nigh. With a stellar fighting engine and some of the best co-op play this side of Streets of Rage, Watchmen proves itself a fantastic experience for crimefighters both old and new.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 24-APR-2009

Dyson (Dyson Games)

RRP: $0.00

Dyson is a much simpler game than Warcraft or Command and Conquer, but it does not lack for replayability, and it is being actively developed with new features. Gameplay is quick, making Dyson a perfect "lunch hour" game.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 23-APR-2009

Runes of Magic (Frogster Interactive Pictures)

RRP: $0.00

Free to download and play, you will end up spending money if you take to Runes of Magic. But it's worth it for all that. If you are a fan of MMORPGs, you should check it out.

Games Software, PC Games

Review Date: 23-APR-2009

Dark Sector (Aspyr)

RRP: $59.95

An often overlooked action title, Dark Sector may have found its niche as a more appropriately priced PC title, but that doesn't help repetitive gameplay and wonky level design.

PC Games

Review Date: 14-JAN-2009

Grand Theft Auto IV (Rockstar Games)

RRP: $99.95

A demanding port of an excellent game, GTA IV PC is only worth a look from gamers that missed Niko's venture to America the first time around.

PC Games

Review Date: 10-DEC-2008

Sacred 2: Fallen Angel (Ascaron)

RRP: $89.95

Though it has flaws, Sacred 2 has more than enough personality to make it a solid action RPG.

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PC Games

Review Date: 13-NOV-2008

Call of Duty: World at War (Activision)

RRP: $89.95

To call it Call of Duty 4 with a World War II skin is insulting to Treyarch because World at War is so much more than that. It's a great follow up to Modern Warfare and proves that World War II is still a viscerally charged conflict to live through. The single-player campaign is a tad short and it isn't as polished as Modern Warfare's but the action is intense, there are plenty of thrills and the multiplayer looks like it will be just as awesome. I'm especially looking forward to the Nazi Zombies mode.

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