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Even though this game has a rather interesting concept, I found it really frustrating, as a minimal mistake forced me to repeat large sections of it, time and time again. It might be good for a boring afternoon, but I wouldn't say this game is excellent.

This is a pretty simple game, but it can be rather fun. It's basically planes shooting other planes, while avoiding being shot by other planes. It has different game modes, my favourite is Plane Ball; it also has bots, if multiplayer is not your thing.

All Zombies Must Die is, in my opinion, an excellent shoot 'em up, with some roleplaying elements added. All in all, it's a really fun game, especially the conversations between the characters. With lots of missions, some of which are optional, this game has a good length. Also, it has a rather simple, but great crafting system, in which you can create different weapons with special abilities; not to mention that each character has his/her own personal weapon.

I must say, this game took me by surprise. Before playing it, I used to think it was just another zombie game; but it ended up being an interesting game.

This is a really difficult game. Like, really difficult. Plenty of enemies on screen, and not a lot of ammo. I'm not sure if I actually recommend it, but I can't say it's a bad game. Just difficult. It's rather short, but I'd say that's a good thing; I think it might be good for a boring afternoon.

Really good game, with a nice arcade style, although a short campaign. However, this is due to the fact that it's part of a trilogy, of which, up to the moment I'm writing this review, I have only played this part. I do recommend it, it's great fun, and it has some good comic-book like cutscenes, which add to the story.

This is a really nice mod, with a great concept. Who wouldn't want to play a game set in the Dark Ages, in first person? The several classes and different game modes provide a good variety of gameplay, but the clunky movement makes it less enjoyable.

If you like playing Garry's Mod, you can use this game's content on it.

This game reminds me of the platformers I used to play as a child (mostly the Megaman games); it's a really nice game, with the typical gameplay mechanics you'd expect from a "robot saves the world" story: upgrades, different weapons, etc. It has a pretty simple story, but that doesn't mean it's not interesting. The boss fights are challenging, and, in my opinion, well executed.

So, in conclusion, I recommend this game. It's fun, and that's all that matters.

This might be the weakest entry in the Deus Ex franchise. Now, it's not a bad game per se, but as a Deus Ex game, it leaves some things to be desired. Still, it's quite good. It keeps the conspiracy tone that made the original so great, with several factions fighting for control. As far as the conflict goes, you can choose your side more freely than in the original game, having several different endings. However, it's a rather short game.

Counter-Strike: Source is pretty much the classic Counter-Strike we all know and love/hate, only now in the Source engine. Being on a different engine, there are new ways to play: for example, grenades now bounce from the walls in a more "realistic" way, but more or less it's the same game as always.

This game also includes bots, for solo play, if that's what you like, and it has several classic maps from the original CS. As always, it's easy to pick up, difficult to master.

Deus Ex.

You should play this game. Words are not enough to describe it. With an amazingly well-crafted story of conspiracy, this game will keep your interest right until you finish. As for the gameplay itself, it doesn't dissapoint, from augmentations to weapon mods, not to mention the several ways you can dispatch your enemies, this game has it all.

And the world, it feels huge. You'll probably spend hours searching every corner, looking for secrets. I know I did. So, just go ahead and play it. If you don't... What a shame.