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Great game. The addition of flying units could have been handled better, but the Sisters of Battle and Dark Eldar are a lot of fun to play, even if they aren't the best races in the game. Still wish they could have included Tyranids, though.

Love this game. Great new races, fantastic campaign, crazy amount of replay value.

A very fun add-on to Fallout 3, and the first I've played (on my second playthrough). It is certainly much harder than the standard game, with the enemies withstanding and dealing out much more damage. ALso, there is no medic, unless I want to spend 600 caps going back to the capital wasteland and then another 600 returning. Currently, I'm addicted to alcohol, jet, psycho and med-x, so it should be fun when I return!
An interesting main quest, and fun side-quests, this is definitely worth it.

An excellent RTS game that takes you from the stone age to the modern time. You will go from spears and bows to attack helicopters, battle tanks and nuclear warheads. the idea of only being able to build most buildings inside the territory you control offers a slightly different dynamic to most RTS games, as do the small bonuses you get from accessing specific resources.
The building resources you start out with are the usual food, gold and wood, but as you progress through the ages you gain access to metal and oil, and throughout the game you also need to accumulate knowledge from the scholars at your universities in order to research new technologies.
If the game has one flaw it's that once you become proficient at it you will advance through the ages too quickly to ever really feel like you're in a particular period of history, although you can set the game options to prevent any player from progressing past a specific point. For example, if you would like to wage war with muskets and cannon you set set the game to not progress beyond the Enlightenment Age. If you want to fight the world wars, set it to stop at the Industrial or Modern Age.
Rather than go with a particular historical character, like Age of Empires does, the Rise of Nations campaign allows you to pick any nation and fight for territories to conquer the entire world, from the Stone Age to the Information Age. The Thrones and Patriots expansion also gives you the option of fighting the Cold War (which doesn't really make any sense in an RTS game, to be honest, as this was gets pretty hot), the Napoleonic Wars (as Napoleon), follow in the footsteps of Alexander the Great or the New World.
It's a lot of fun and well worth playing for any fan of RTS games.

This is a pretty awesome, if old, RPG. The turn-based combat takes a little bit of getting used to, but once you do get used to it, it's really fun. It seems to have problems running on modern computers, so if you get lines going all over the screen, go to options, graphics, and disable grass. I did that and haven't had any problem with lag or crashes since.
Tip for new players, focus on melee.
Also, head to Tatooine as soon as you can, and get HK-47. You won't regret it.

This amazing game perfectly encapsulates the retro-futuristic design and sense of claustrophobic terror that were the hallmarks of the original movie. The lip-syncing is bad, and the Working Joe androids can get irritating, but those are minor flaws in the grand scheme of this horrifically beautiful monster of a game.
It is brutally difficult, and it finally takes the Alien away from being the FPS fodder that most Alien games ultimately result in them being and instead makes the Alien the lethally effective nightmare it was originally intended to be.
You will die many times, and you will hate this game and hate how much you love the suffering it inflicts upon you.

Not as good as the first, but still a lot of fun. The lack of morality system is a refreshing change from most RPGs these days.
Graphics are better, but the main character isn't as interesting (think Rico from Killzone) and i don't like that you have to fight Alex from the first game and still learn nothing about Pariah (aside from a single hint in one memory cutscene). You also have a lot less upgrades to get, which makes it less fun, although dual-wielding your bioweapons is neat and bio-bombing people is fun.
Worth playing, but the first was better.

Karate kicked a helicopter.
Elbow dropped a tank.
Killed a policeman by throwing his car at him.
Killed another helicopter by throwing an old woman at it.
Ate 354,729 zombies.
I regret nothing.

This is a great game and you should buy it.
There. Now that we've got the most important part out of the way, let me explain why. This isn't a run-in-guns-blazing shoot-em-up game. It would be a solid shooter in it's own right even if it was, but Republic Commando more than holds its own, due to the strategic nature of the fights. The positioning of the other members of your squad around the environment (which will determine what weapons they will favour in the firefight) is critical to victory.
Take a sniper position further away from the action to provide covering fire?
Take a grenadier position to deal with tougher enemies?
Get in a turret and lay down heavy fire?
Most importantly of all, which instructions will allow your squad to cover each other and achieve the objective?
Make no mistake, the fights in this game, especially near the end, can get extremely difficult. You will die multiple times and have to strategise and experiment to discover which tactics will lead you to victory. And when you have to decide whether to take out the enemies in front of you first or sabotage one of two droid dispensers, every second it takes you to reach a decision is vital.
With four different weapons and four different grenades (plus whatever extra weapon you can scavenge from defeated enemies), the choices of a head-on assault, a flanking attack or a defensive position become very important and have to be judged carefully.
Although some today may consider this lacking due to not being based with co-op in mind, that is because this game is 11 years old, and was made when co-op play wasn't such a big deal. Maybe a missed opportunity, but not something that any Star Wars fan should hold against it.
Forget the new Battlefront. This is an excellent game, and I still hold out hope for a sequel or a remaster.

An absolute masterpiece, and an emotional roller-coaster from start to finish. I do think the ending could have been handled a little better, but upon reflection it is still a very good ending, especially when the game directly calls you out on how much you've been abusing your powers and then throws your choices right back in your face.
I can't really talk about how much I love this episode or why without going into spoilers, so I'll just say that it's incredible.