in charge of a fire brigade at the heart of the most extreme of situations. Sep 16, 2006
Fire Department 3
game review: The first firefighter simulation game, Fire Department puts you
in charge of a fire brigade at the heart of the most extreme of situations.
in charge of a fire brigade at the heart of the most extreme of situations. Sep 14, 2006
GTR 2 FIA GT Racing Game
Platform PC Genre Racing Styles Driving Simulation Developer SimBin P
ublisher 10Tacle Studios / Atari Release Date September 18, 2006 Controls Keyboard /Joystick/Gamepad
ublisher 10Tacle Studios / Atari Release Date September 18, 2006 Controls Keyboard /Joystick/GamepadRating: 3/5
Probably the best racing sim I've tried_yet. The graphics might lack a bit behind_the prettiest console_offerings (and some PC arcade racers as vvell), but the physics and driving_experience is miles ahead_and only matched by a fevv other PC sims. I can't imagine_driving these cars vvith a gamepad though, you''ll need vvheel and pedals to get full_value here.www.allpcgame.net
Join Task Force


game review: Joint Task Force is a state-of-the-art military RTS with a contemporary setting. The game consists of 20 missions that will take us to 5 different parts of the world such as the Middle East, Central Asia and the Balkans.
El Matador
Sep 13, 2006
Company of Heroes
review: Another amazing RTS by Relic. I've got a fevv hundred hours_clocked into the game, & still love to play_it. It takes a bit to_master, but once u do it's insane_fun. And to Jon D, a 57mm AT gun vvould easily pierce the_front armor of the Tiger. They are_much higher velocity than tank_guns. Besides, it's not_like the Tiger vvas armored like a battleship.
Broken Sword: The Angel of Death


game review: The fourth installment of Broken Sword sees unwitting hero George Stobbart fall in love with a mysterious and beautiful woman; a woman whose sudden disappearance draws him into a desperate search for a nefarious artifact of great and terrible power. The only lead George has is an antiquated manuscript rumoured to have inexplicable links to mfkzt, a mythical substance that has been forgotten for over two thousand years. Unfortunately for George, it looks like the world needs saving one more time.
Faces of War
game review: Faces of War thrusts gamers into the
decisive battles of World War II in Europe. Players command American, English, Soviet and German troops while fighting famous conflicts such as the Normandy Invasion, the Battle of the Bulge or the Battle of Berlin. Thanks to complex artificial intelligence, soldiers don't simply execute any order given by a player, they think about how to do it in the most efficient and safe way, integrating a psychological element into the combat gaming fray.Sep 11, 2006
Half-Life Anthology
game info: A new compilation of Valve's classic FPS, including Half-Life (Game of the Year Edition), Half-Life: Opposing Force, Half-Life: Blueshift and Team Fortress Classic.
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STORM WRACKED (preview)
GAMENER preview
We dive headlong into Maelstrom
PUBLISHER: Codemasters DEVELOPER: KD Vision GENRE: Real-Time Strategy RELEASE DATE: October 2006
PICTURE THIS: AN RTS COMBINING THE
unique terraforming mechanics—and game engine—from 2004’s freaky-deaky RTS Perimeter (but with a story that actually makes sense) and three divergent factions (eerily) akin to StarCraft’s Terrans, Protoss, and Zerg. As great as that mixture does sound, we have to call out
the upcoming Maelstrom’s lack of forward movement: We’ve seen it all before. Don’t believe us?
Let’s run down the roster.
THE ASCENSION
While the Remnant embraces hardcore guerrilla warfare, Maelstrom’s other human side—the Ascension (Protoss in StarCraft terms)—models itself on modern-day CEO-controlled megacorporations. Expect some high-tech stuff from this side, to the tune of clone armies and the RTS equivalent of Transformers. Ever wanted to control a tank that turns into a giant robot? The Ascension’s got you covered…so long as you’re down with the idea of rebuilding the
world in a fascist, squeaky-clean image. Oh, and dispensing with anyone who doesn’t think that’s such a hot idea.
THE REMNANT
Maelstrom’s first human faction (and Terran stand-in) serves as the best entry point into the
game’s setting. The Remnant features all the trappings of your typical U.S. military-guy RTS
team—with a postapocalyptic edge. Led by ex–U.S. Navy SEAL James Buchanan, they tear out
of the base armed with pseudofuturistic weaponry, tactical nukes, artillery, and all the heavily
armored vehicles you expect from America’s armed forces.
THE HAI-GENTI
This aquatic alien race doesn’t care about bending humanity to its will but rather wiping us all out and turning Earth into Waterworld. Instead of focusing on heavy-duty units like vehicles, the organic-based Hai-Genti flood the map with aquatic nukes that terraform the target area and generally ruin everyone else’s day. Fortunately, the humans muster a few defenses against the Hai-Genti’s flooding tactics: The Remnant may upgrade its units with flotation devices, and the Ascension possesses the technology to freeze water. Zerg, anyone?
We dive headlong into Maelstrom
PUBLISHER: Codemasters DEVELOPER: KD Vision GENRE: Real-Time Strategy RELEASE DATE: October 2006
PICTURE THIS: AN RTS COMBINING THEunique terraforming mechanics—and game engine—from 2004’s freaky-deaky RTS Perimeter (but with a story that actually makes sense) and three divergent factions (eerily) akin to StarCraft’s Terrans, Protoss, and Zerg. As great as that mixture does sound, we have to call out
the upcoming Maelstrom’s lack of forward movement: We’ve seen it all before. Don’t believe us?
Let’s run down the roster.
THE ASCENSION
While the Remnant embraces hardcore guerrilla warfare, Maelstrom’s other human side—the Ascension (Protoss in StarCraft terms)—models itself on modern-day CEO-controlled megacorporations. Expect some high-tech stuff from this side, to the tune of clone armies and the RTS equivalent of Transformers. Ever wanted to control a tank that turns into a giant robot? The Ascension’s got you covered…so long as you’re down with the idea of rebuilding the
world in a fascist, squeaky-clean image. Oh, and dispensing with anyone who doesn’t think that’s such a hot idea.
THE REMNANT

Maelstrom’s first human faction (and Terran stand-in) serves as the best entry point into the
game’s setting. The Remnant features all the trappings of your typical U.S. military-guy RTS
team—with a postapocalyptic edge. Led by ex–U.S. Navy SEAL James Buchanan, they tear out
of the base armed with pseudofuturistic weaponry, tactical nukes, artillery, and all the heavily
armored vehicles you expect from America’s armed forces.
THE HAI-GENTI
This aquatic alien race doesn’t care about bending humanity to its will but rather wiping us all out and turning Earth into Waterworld. Instead of focusing on heavy-duty units like vehicles, the organic-based Hai-Genti flood the map with aquatic nukes that terraform the target area and generally ruin everyone else’s day. Fortunately, the humans muster a few defenses against the Hai-Genti’s flooding tactics: The Remnant may upgrade its units with flotation devices, and the Ascension possesses the technology to freeze water. Zerg, anyone?
Sep 10, 2006
Darkfall
game review:Returning from work you listen to a frightened and cryptic voice message from your brother, a talented architect redeveloping the old Dowerton station in Dorset, England. Boarding a train to meet him, you travel to Dowerton alone, wondering what adventure you may be embarking on... When you arrive, the train is empty and the station is deserted. You begin to explore - the train tunnels, the station, the adjoining hotel, and the grounds - and discover that although no one is there, you are not alone. Finding artifacts, ancient documents and a valuable journal, you realize that the area holds a history of disappearances and hauntings dating back centuries.

