Computer Games Magazine
Publication Overview in Games
63Avg. Critic Score
Critic Score Distribution
positive
463(35%)
mixed
567(42%)
negative
308(23%)
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Critic Reviews for Games
Superbike 2001Critic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
Pure white-knuckle racing that will send your adrenaline levels soaring.
Rails Across AmericaCritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
It has truly original game mechanics, sharp artwork, an exciting multiplayer dynamic, an addictive quality, and enough flexibility to keep you coming back for more.
The Operative: No One Lives ForeverCritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
Its refreshing setting, exemplary dialogue and acting, and downright fun game mechanics are a shock to the system.
Sacrifice (2000)Critic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
Gorgeous, polished, groundbreaking, and a lot of other impressive-sounding adjectives, but it's also chaotic and lacking in the precise micro-management and complex planning that endears many people to the genre.
Painkiller (2004)Critic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
It gamely delivers the pure joy of superbly crafted chaos, something it does better than any game released (so far) this year. [July 2004, p.56]
Prince of Persia: The Sands of TimeCritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
A must-have. It's an incredibly beautiful and artistic game that manages to balance eye-candy and gameplay gimmickry with truly solid game design, all paced with perfection. [Mar 2004, p.68]
Age of Empires II: The Conquerors ExpansionCritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
It manages to improve an already stellar game, adds a helpful and interesting stack of new features, and offers nearly as much scripted gameplay as the original title.
Sid Meier's Civilization IIICritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
Perfectly captures the epic sweep of the previous games but adds a bunch of new features that improve upon an already brilliant concept. It's superior in every way to "Civilization II"—and for that matter, any game of this type in recent memory.
Kohan: Immortal SovereignsCritic ScoreComputer Games Magazine
100
Kohan is the slickest, most polished, and the most entertaining fantasy strategy game to come along in a very long time.
