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Unreal Tournament 3 preview for the PC
We've gone hands-on this month with massive upcoming release Unreal Tournament 3. Yes, we've had a whole day to play, and we're happy to report that it's looking like it more than lives up to the standards of its predecessors in the UT series. Fast, furious and exciting, this death-match shooter is looking like a PC gaming dream. It's out later this month, but in the meantime read our hands-on preview to find out everything you need to know about Unreal Tournament 3!
Click here to read the full Unreal Tournament 3 preview for the PC now!  
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Crysis review for the PC
Much hyped and hotly anticipated, Crysis is with us at last. And it's a spectacular shooter that fulfils all its promises - visually stunning, fast-moving plot, exciting gameplay. You'll have a full range of weaponry and plenty of enemies to use them on, plus you get to wear a super-charged nano suit, and who can resist one of those? But that's not all - as well as the enemies you can see, there's an invisible, malevolent force to watch out for... You'll have your hands full and you'll have to have your wits about you, but Crysis is a fully absorbing game that'll keep you blasting away through the night. Find out why it deserves our PCGZine Gold Award in our full Crysis review now!
Click here to read the full Crysis review for the PC now!
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Call of Duty 4 review for the PC
Call of Duty 4 takes the series away from its World War 2 setting and brings it bang up to date with modern day warzones in the Middle East and Eastern Europe. The 21st century update is a huge success for the game - there's a host of new modern weapons and you'll need to use camouflage and stealth and call on airstrike back-ups. With stunning visuals and sound and awe-inspiring cinematic scenes to back up the gameplay, we think Call of Duty 4 is the best shooter of 2007. Can you afford to miss it?
Click here to read the full Call of Duty 4 review for the PC now!
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Supreme Commander Forged Alliance review for the PC
You'd be forgiven for mistaking Supreme Commander Forged Alliance, coming as it does less than a year after the last outing, for an expansion to the real-time strategy behemoth. However, Forged Alliance is designed to stand alone, and be played as a game in its own right. The fast and furious gameplay is exactly what you'd expect and more, and there's certainly plenty for confirmed Supreme Commander fans to get their teeth into, but is it too difficult for newcomers to the game to get the hang of without tackling its predecessor first? Expansion or standalone - find out in our Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance review now!
Click here to read the full Supreme Commander Forged Alliance review for the PC now!
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FEAR Perseus Mandate review for the PC
Fans of the huge hit FEAR will be looking forward to getting their hands on expansion Perseus Mandate, which revisits the psycho-terror shooter in its original timeframe and promises more intense action, terrifying moments and some decent plot development. Expansions to shooters though are often a disappointment after the rush of the original - will this be the case for FEAR Perseus Mandate?
Click here to read the full FEAR Perseus Mandate review for the PC now!
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The Witcher review for the PC
The Witcher is an RPG for grown-ups - alongside the usual RPG fantasy fare of quests, magic and legendary characters is a very adult mix of sex, drugs, booze and more. All that's missing is the rock and roll... A humorous take on the genre, The Witcher should appeal to those who aren't normally fantasy fans, as well as die-hard RPG-ers, and it's certainly a different take on the standard RPG. We think the Witcher's worth a play - find out more about the plot, gameplay and all that adult content in our review.
Click here to read the full The Witcher review for the PC now!
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TimeShift review for the PC
We've been eagerly awaiting the arrival of TimeShift, tempted by the promise of flexible combat, spectacular battles and nifty time-manipulation abilities. So does TimeShift live up to expectations now that it's here? Well, the time-manipulation is a great feature of the game, and the battles make for solid and enjoyable play, but does it fulfil its considerable potential? Find out what we think in our review of TimeShift now!
Click here to read the full TimeShift review for the PC now!
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Gears of War review for the PC
Gears of War on the Xbox 360 was a force to be reckoned with - one of the biggest games of 2006, it was both critically acclaimed and hugely popular with gamers. And now the massive third-person shooter comes to the PC, so if you haven't experienced it on the 360, this could be your chance to pick up your chainsaw/gun and blast your way the Gears ruined cityscape. But does Gears of War translate to the PC? There are flaws to this conversion of a truly excellent game - read our review to find out if they outweigh Gears of War's many good features.
Click here to read the full Gears of War review for the PC now!
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Empire Earth III review for the PC
The Empire Earth series returns this month with Empire Earth III. The latest outing for the real-time strategy series starts you off in 3000 BC, leaving you to develop your empire, capturing territory and discovering new advancements and technologies and eventually conquer the world. There's still room for the traditional real-time battles in between the empire building - will the two halves of the game come together to make Empire Earth III a sure-fire hit? Find out what we think in our Empire Earth III review.
Click here to read the full Empire Earth III review for the PC now!
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GamerZines - just the magazines
Huge reviews of Crysis and Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance in issue 12 of PCGZine. Plus Unreal Tournament 3 - we've had a hands-on preview of the death-match spectacular and tell you all you need to know!
