If you're thinking of jumping in to the WoW universe, or already have then make sure you get yourself a copy of this goodie packed expansion.
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Like the other Sam and Max episodes, Episode Three comes packed with ribald humor, one drawling dog and one violence happy rabbit - freelance police on a mission.
If you yearn for your adventure gaming fix and you're already done with this months Sam and Max, this is definitely your next port of call. Roll on episode 2.
Kingdom Elemental consists of a nice combination of real-time-strategy and tactical elements that when coupled along with its charm, makes up for its sub-par graphics.
UFO: Afterlight is a great game that you'll find yourself unable to step away from because you have to research one thing more, or expand to one more territory.
Overall this is a great game. It's easily picked up and played for a few hours with a lot of options for replaying.
After a long 8 year break, Sierra has brought back one of the greatest city builders around.
The Rise of the Witch-king is a great expansion and worthy of the franchise as a whole.
Practically the opposite of a run-and-gun game, Ubisoft delivers another hit with Rainbow Six Vegas.
Murder on the Orient Express is the most recognizable title of Agatha Christie's series of mystery novels of the early 20th century.
Forces of Corruption is an absolute must-have for fans of Empire At War, it adds great new features and fantastic new units.
Sam and Max: Situation Comedy is the latest episode in the Sam and Max series from Telltale games, just in time for the Christmas break.
SEV doesn't bring anything new to the table but it is a refinement of the genre.
The game comes with a network multiplayer mode, but given the lack of strategic elements within the game that really doesn't count for much.
If you've ever wanted to play a game of Capture the Flag meets Wrestling Smack down, all combined with alien critters then Shokrok Throwdown may just be the game for you.
The biggest lesson that should be learned from this game is that developers should probably never try to tackle the Civil War time period if they plan on making it into an FPS.
If you forgive it for its flaws, the game accomplishes its mission. You end up with a taste of what it's like to be Tony Montana.
FoTR is a fairly run of the mill expansion pack that offers few new incentives in terms of missions or units, and it's not something for every WWII RTS gamer to snatch up.
Massive Assault Network 2 is a welcome addition to the strategy genre, offering a few new ideas sprinkled over a solid base of classic turn-based gameplay.
EA's built a solid golf game and a solid foundation for further games in the series to come.