If you enjoy a bit of realism in your shooters and have a soft spot for Red Orchestra 2, Rising Storm is definitely worth spending $20.

Proteus is the interactive experience I’ve been craving since the first time I stepped out of Oblivion’s introductory dungeon into the gorgeous night air.

While there are some admirable inclusions such as the challenges system, it’s difficult to overlook that Dead Island Riptide one of the most unimaginative and unashamedly rehashed games in recent years.

When I was first asked about evaluating Combat Pilot, I was torn between excitement and anxiety. Online gaming, especially MMOs, aren't really my bag. Neither are highly choreographed combat missions. That said, I’m always up for a good challenge.

There’s going to be two versions of this review. The short version is for anyone who’s played the previous Nancy Drew games: The Ghost of Thornton Hall is excellent and you should buy it right now. For the long version, click on through.

If this were a demo, I would have bought The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing right away, which says a whole lot about the quality so far. Hopefully the full game lives up to the expectations the preview sets.

With modifications and bug fixes, it could really push quite far forward. That is in the end what takes the wind out of my sails when playing. It seems to have come so far, but not reached that intangible quality which connects a game to the player.

It’s not a game for everyone, but if you’re the kind of person who shops regularly at GOG.com, then you’ll probably like what it has to offer: old-school sensibilities in a modern package. If that sounds right to you, then it’s worth the $15.

If you’re into arena FPS games and like a little competition, Shootmania is definitely worth buying, especially at the $20 price tag. Each match gets very suspenseful and keeps you guessing.

In it’s current state, Raceroom Racing Experience is a laudable concept hindered by poor execution and lack of content. The core physics are impressive, but this does little to entice you playing for too long due to its limited depth.

For years, the virtual military community has attempted to mold FSX into a combat simulator, capable of engaging in aerial combat and shooting down your enemy. Has Combat Pilot finally succeeded or is this another failure?

Bionic Heart 2 is a pricey visual novel which is still worth your time and money simply because of the amazing story.

Triple Town is indeed worth your money. You can lose hours on this title. Not from its awe inspiring story, breathtaking graphics, or totally original gameplay, but just from enjoying yourself.

At $20, Strike Suit Zero isn’t a game I’d pick up at full price, but it’s still a game I’d eventually buy on sale. It does have some flaws. However, Strike Suit Zero offers the potential to breathe some life back into a dying genre.

I love it.

Whether or not you Party of Sin depends entirely on which elements appeal to you. If you want a relatively engaging platformer, then this is a decent purchase. But even so, at $14.99, I’d personally expect a little more bang for my buck.

You don’t need to spend millions of dollars, or have two PhDs, to become an astronaut in this delightful side-scrolling adventure.

Special Forces Team X tries to bring its players a casual experience, but ends up giving most who dive into the game a frustrating time.

The photography genre makes a rare re-appearance in this solid, if short, underwater adventure. Reef Shot is definitely worth the $10 price tag.

Are you prepared to fight your way through the countless iterations and pitfalls of the RPG genre? Evoland takes players through the many changes to the genre over the past 30 years, and does it in remarkable style.