weirdrobot says: Great setting, fantastic visuals, truly iconic game. If you can get your head around the highly logical puzzle system you'll find yourself awed. But beware - there is no hand holding in this game!

weirdrobot says: A little dated now but a fantastic D&D game. Truly iconic, gameplay now is just as good when I first played it at the age of 13! Set in the Forgotten Worlds campaign setting, it is a richly developed world to explore.

weirdrobot says: Even bigger and better than the first one! Play through BG and import your character for the full sense of having gone on this huge journey.

weirdrobot says: Similar in gameplay to the BG games, but completely different setting. A breath of fresh air at the time for the RPG genre, and still unmatched to this day in my opinion. Really different world, totally immersive.

weirdrobot says: Incredibly detailed graphics, fantastic plot. Wonderful character progression and hugely immersive setting. Takes you through several different countries each one very different to the other while maintaining a sense of continuity.

weirdrobot says: Same as above. For once, a sequal thats at least as good as the first installment.

weirdrobot says: I'm not generally a fan of FPS but this one really does something quite special. You are on an island and basically have the run of it! This allows you to approach puzzles/fights in whatever tactical way you want, making you think for once.

weirdrobot says: This game got a lot of flak but I found it really enjoyable! lots and lots to do, beautiful world, good character progression system. Very easy to play - i know there are a lot of cliche's in it butit's good fun and doesn't pretend to be much else.

weirdrobot says: Don't know about this version but the original Broken Sword is a masterpiece. Very funny, very intruiging point-and-click adventure.