Moon Tycoon is a 3D sim/strategy game where you're charged with building a lunar colony. Similarly to Sim City, Startopia or Roller Coaster, the gameplay is focused on building, commerce, research and trading, allowing you to become masters of lunar colonization and industry. You are able to create extensive lunar colonies, construct manufacturing plants, mine precious ores and trade space goods in the galactic marketplace. Moon Tycoon includes three exciting Campaigns with dozens of challenging, in-depth missions, over 60 lunar buildings for Personnel, Communication, Medical, Utility, Industry, Research, Recreation, Tourism, and Military purposes, and also 10 various disasters including: Meteor Showers, Terrorist Attacks, Moonquakes, Artifact Curses and more. It's not bad game, though I cannot say it's above the average. Tycoon fans with small HDDs will probably like it.

In Mafia you do a lot of shooting and driving, and you can perform many of the same actions that are available in Grand Theft Auto III. Well, Grand Theft Auto III and Mafia are quite comparable (the bright lights/big city idea, cars, pedestrians, traffic, cops, prostitutes, murderous thugs and similarities in interface), but I don't think that Mafia is a pathetic copy of Grand Theft Auto III nor does it pretend to be :) Mafia is more about the story and the feeling of playing a real-time criminal. The game is structured into different totally linear missions that you've got to take on in order to progress - get a mission, complete it, get a mission, complete it :) The crime ..(cough)...story must go on

Empire Earth a real-time strategy game that lets you control the destiny of a fledgling civilization through 500,000 years of human history, developed by Stainless Steel Studios, a company founded (1998) 0by Rick Goodman, the creator/lead designer of Microsoft's award-winning and best-selling Age of Empires game. Although Empire Earth is similar to Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings (game's controls, interface features, and even some of its keyboard shortcuts), it's really much more than just only a sequel to AoE2. The gameplay is quite different, and takes some time to get used to if you are an Age of Kings player.

Empire Earth features 12 historical Epochs (Prehistoric, Stone, Copper, Bronze, Dark, Medieval, Renaissance, Imperial, Industrial, Atomic, Digital, and Nano - spans over 500,000 years), from the discovery of fire to laser technology and beyond), various terrain types, including marsh, desert, gravel, snow, and ice, over 200 different kinds of combat units, battle on land, air, and sea with cavalry, cannon, battleships, submarines, helicopters, and even thermonuclear ballistic missiles, later with robotic and anti-gravity units using energy weapons.

In addition you can customize your military units using up to 10 adjustable attributes, such as attack strength, armor, and hit points, deplete opponents' populations by capturing and enslaving their citizens, unleash terrible calamities on your opponents, such as volcanoes, earthquakes, and plagues, research scores of exciting technologies and also customize your own civilization (you can choose from 21 different civilizations) by choosing from over 100 attributes or choose a predefined civilization. Enough? Hehe I think so :) If you like RTS go buy it! This game is definitely one of the best RTS on the market

Euro League Football is a new football (soccer) management simulation, in which you can control all aspects of football team. Except trading the players, deciding of long-time strategy you can also fully manage tactics during the match. The team database contains clubs of England, Germany, France, Spain and Italy.

Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven is third person action game where you play the role of a gangster in an American city of the 1930s, and get a chance to live through gangster's rise and fall. Mafia is played through a series of flashbacks of Tommy's life. Tommy, whose taxi is taken over by a gang of runaway mobsters chased by their enemies. Tommy manages, thanks to his exceptional driving skills, to shake off the pursuers. Consequently, he is offered the job as a driver for Salieri _family_ headed by Don Salieri who controls the gangsters he saved. He initially refuses but when the pursuers find him, destroy his taxi, and nearly kill him in revenge, he reconsiders the offer and accepts the job. Tommy must perform missions for the Don and his consigliore to advance in the standings of the family, driving period cars around the huge area that is Lost Heaven. Tommy narrates the entire story in retrospective.

Mafia features over 12 square miles of this 1930's American city, 20 action-packed missions with tasks including from mob hits, car chases, bootlegging, shootouts, assassinations of persona non grata, bodyguard missions, enormous battles against rival hooligans, bank robberies and even simply going for a romantic walk with your love, 30 highly realistic indoor locations (airport, banks, galleries, restaurants, the harbor...), 60 historic cars (based on models that were on the road in the 30's) with realistic physic and finally over dozen weapons to choose from including baseball bats, knuckledusters, sawn-off shotguns, sniper rifles, Magnums or the legendary Thompson Tommy gun.