While it has a surprisingly strong story and protagonist, the okay-at-best gameplay holds it back and the awful leveling system outright drags it down. Only consider it if it's on sale for cheap.

A simple, classic match-3 puzzle game that was ported quite well from arcade to Genesis/Mega Drive. If you like this style of puzzle game, you'll probably like it. Otherwise you aren't missing much.

Graven's such a mess it leaves you wondering what the developers were even doing during the nearly 3 years it was in early access... because it clearly wasn't listening to any feedback.

A decade after the last Company of Heroes game... and all Relic was able to produce is pathetic mediocrity that's just a downgrade compared to CoH1 & 2. Just get CoH1 & 2 instead; they're far better.

Has a solid retro-style FPS foundation, but the levels all take upwards of 30 minutes to an hour to complete and there are so many enemies in them, it gets incredibly tedious. Wait for a discount.

Overmonetized. While Blizzard hasn't completely destroyed the gameplay of Overwatch yet, stuff you would've just unlocked by playing the original now requires you to buy it at an absurdly high price.

This expansion to C&C Generals makes an already good RTS even better. If you're going to get Generals, definitely pick up Zero Hour too.

A very different game than all the previous C&C games. Generals is over the top and goofy to the point where it doesn't really feel much like the other C&C games, but it's a solid, fun RTS anyway.

Not very balanced and there's not much strategic depth on offer, but Red Alert 2 is still a decent RTS that doesn't take itself seriously and ends up being campy fun.

The more modern features make this a far easier game to get into than the original C&C or Red Alert. Still a solid RTS that's well worth playing if you're into the genre.