Warcraft III - Reign of Chaos (PS)

It's been a while since my opinions graced the green fields of Dooyoo Land. I'd like to say I've been working hard, but in truth I've also been playing hard. These past months I've been introduced to games and genres I never knew existed outside the happy world of Microsoft Freecell and Pinball. Warcraft 3 is just one of the games that has been occupying my hours, lots of them, often in the middle of the night. Yes, I'm an Addict. But to make it clear: I am no expert; I haven't played all its' previous incarnations to death; I'm not particularly bothered by the quality of sound that emits from my £14.99 Maplin speakers; but I ...  Read the complete review

I've been playing warcraft 3 since it's beta days and i've got to say alot has changed especially the balancing, which is still not even close to perfect, such as cheap huntress rushes, they should really fix that. Anyway i bought the game on the first day of its release and poped it into my computer first thing i noticed was how amazing it was even for a beta-actual game player. trully it was worth my money. Gameplay: The game play mechanics have stayed virtually unchanged since the good old warcraft days when me and my 10 year old friends played it on our old ass windows 3.11 systems with the whole wooping 10mb hardrives :), I miss the simple days. Any ...  Read the complete review

I'm a bit of a Warcraft freak. I enjoy the competitive and oh so challenging nature of the multiplayer support that Blizzard offer. I have played about 600 competitive games on my main account so far and I'm still discovering new strategies or aspects about the game every time I play. It is for these reasons that I believe myself truly qualified to review this game. The Single-player campaign mode of the game is a little dull, and if you want to concentrate on that part of the game you need only read a regular review on any other gamesite on the net. This review will deal with the multiplayer aspect of the game. This is the area where Warcraft 3 really, ...  Read the complete review

WarCraft III (ActionTrip's 2002 Game of the Year) is one of the best online multiplayer games available today. There are three standard campaigns included, (Night Elf, Human/Blood Elf, and Undead) with a fourth Bonus Campaign (Orc). The game features 9 new heroes (more on them later), player built shops, new units, new upgrades to units, new creeps, new mercenearies and loads ofnew content with which to sharpen your RTS skills and wage war with anything that moves. The most significant additions to the game are the nine new heroes. Each race gets one, along with five neutral heroes. The Night Elves get the Warden, who strikes hard and fast, and is ...  Read the complete review