For disclosure, I know the man who made this personally. For a first outing, I'm impressed by the depth, attention to detail, and basis in early modern realities. Caius did nothing wrong. [B+]

Ah, relaxing music! I'm reminded of Diner Dash, it has that kind of early 2000s computer vibe to it. For the price, it delivers just fine. [B+]

Not your average Doom clone, Dark Forces manages to beat the competition by its impressive level design, engaging plot, and the introduction of Kyle Katarn, one of the best heroes in any story. [B+]

Simple graphics betray the fact that this sucker eats RAM like my dad eats Hostess snack cakes. Proof that "realistic" does not always mean "fun". [D+]

It sits near the top of the pile of mediocre games based on Episode I, but that's not saying much. I'd rather be playing Rogue Squadron. [C]

These guys need to make a comeback, badly. Why isn't this longer? [A-]

I wasted so much time playing this in elementary school. As an adult, it still carries replay value, although now it shows that it could really have used a sequel not made by EA. [B+]

Currently trying to nail the "Go Outside" achievement. I will admit, it's not easy. [A-]

Possibly the best Star Wars game is also one of the best RPGs. It can be cartoony, but it makes up for it with its great story, easy combat, and layered, memorable characters. It should be canon. [A]

Definitely my favorite Star Wars FPS. Kyle Katarn is one of my favorite characters anywhere, and the FMVs avoid being corny via good acting. It's a shame the music is missing in the Steam release. [A]