"Star Trek fanatics who were disappointed by the previous Starfleet Command versions will find more to like in this iteration of the series."

Gary Morgan reviews this real-time strategic game set during the rise of the Roman Empire. Find out how fares in comparison to other RTS titles and Roman Empire-themed titles.

"Hunter: The Reckoning stinks when played alone. I can't put a finer point on the single player game: it's that bad."

The Gamecube port of the Playstation 2 hack-n-slash is reviewed by Chris Massey. Find out if the latest game in the Baldur's Gate stable offers anything new for console players.

Jeff Vitous offers his review of John Tiller's third Napoleonic Battles game, Campaign Wagram. Find out how it both fails and succeeds as a wargame.

"A sprinkle of things Scottish and perhaps a good pint or two make this title a little more than hit-or-miss, with a tiny lean towards hit."

"Even as a hardcore wargamer/grognard, I can appreciate the occasional foray into other genres, and while I'm not a huge racing fan...I can still appreciate fine automobiles, and this game is full of them."

Sean Drummy examines this unique modification for the tactical shooter Operation Flashpoint which allows players to control an almost strategic-level force.

"...if you can just relax and enjoy War and Peace for what it IS, instead of scorning it for what it isn't, you might get sucked into its eccentric, richly textured vision of what the Napoleonic world might have been."

Mike Dorn reviews this Korean War historical fictional novel from the author of the The Corps books.