Two Worlds II

SoulCalibur IV

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising

SoulCalibur IV

Soul Calibur's flashy, fast paced gameplay remains intact and exciting as ever, but does the experience hold up online?

In the fourth and supposedly final installment in the Soul Calibur series, we are introduced to Algol, a man once known as 'The Hero King', who existed long before the events of the original 'Soul Edge' took place. Algo... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II - Chaos Rising

The Chaos Space Marines make a dramatic entrance into the Dawn of War II saga. The Tyranids don't seem so scary anymore.

Dawn of War 2's first expansion pack follows the traditional 'DoW' format of introducing a new playable army in multiplayer with each installment, this time in the form of the Chaos Space Marines. People who are familia... Read Full Review

Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of The Betrayer

Despite being a direct sequel, the deep, complex and atmospheric story in Mask is a welcome departure from the original.

Neverwinter Nights 2's first expansion, Mask of the Betrayer, is a strange thing indeed. If not because of the story itself, which is much more unique and complex than the original campaign's, then because the mood make... Read Full Review

Neverwinter Nights 2 (CD-ROM)

An uneven story telling experience and some bugs keep this sequel from outshining the original Neverwinter Nights.

My relationship with the Neverwinter Nights series has been one of constant surprises. Coming fresh off the amazing Baldur's Gate 2 experience, I was a little hesitant about NWN's one character (plus optional henchman) ... Read Full Review

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II

Not the sequel most people were expecting, but still a solid entry in Relic's catalog of excellent games.

Being a huge fan of the original Dawn of War, I had extremely high expectations for Dawn of War II when I first saw the trailers. Then they revealed over time that the game would have almost no base building, and focus ... Read Full Review

Two Worlds II

An ambitious RPG that ends up inconsistent at best. Players coming off an Elder Scrolls game might give it a look.

I knew next to nothing about the Two Worlds series until a Steam sale event. Enticed by pretty screenshots, tempted by the price and craving the experience of exploring an open world RPG, I'd decided to take a chance wi... Read Full Review