Troika Games, created by some of the geniuses that worked on the original Fallout, gained a strong foothold in the PC Gaming market with VTM.  Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines (VTM) shines a whole new light on being a vampire.  Before I begin, this game is not for kids: vampires live in the darkness of debauchery-filled late-night cities, they are not censored.

"The Force is potentially strong with this one."

If you've read my review of LEGO Indiana Jones, then you already know what I'm going to say here. As well as a growing up on a good staple of Indiana Jones, the Star Wars trilogy was a main focal point of my childhood. I have fond memories acting the fool in the back garden with branches of varying different sizes doing the iconic "vshoom" sounds over and over again. This inevitably led to the pursuit of video games set in the Star Wars universe, ranging from the games for the Game Boy, Rebel Assault for the PC, X-Wing Vs, TIE Fighter, Jedi Knight, Jedi Knight II and most of the games before and since then.

You're new to the map, you've no idea you can sprint, and bullets are ricocheting off of everything around you.  Luckily, your commander has a clue and starts barking orders over the radio, "CAPTURE CHARLIE, STOP STANDING IN SPAWN, DON'T BLOCK THE DOORWAYS."

"It's Burnout in a completely open plan city," they said.

"Go where you want, when you want." was another such quote...