Resident Evil 5

"The Resident Evil series has been one of the great success stories in recent years. From humble beginnings on the PlayStation this blend of zombies, evil corporations and horrible mutant creatures intent on sucking out your bone marrow has gone multi-platform and spawned a series of games and films. Resident Evil 5 is the latest iteration and it arrived on the PC in September. Happily for PC gamers the wait was definitely worth it, consoles may have gotten it first but this PC port is well handled."

Every once in a while, you have to reassess what you think you know about something: using animals for medical research, representative democracy, Sinead O’Connor - anything. You have to acknowledge that circumstances can change over time, and that you could benefit by giving things a fresh look. That’s what Capcom did when it decided to renew its efforts to make PC games as if the PC was the only platform it developed for. ...

Resident Evil 5 is a fun and frantic evolution of RE4's breakthrough gameplay and the series' horror themes.

Possibly the best zombie-killing experience of all time.

"If you're not aware of the story of Resident Evil 5, allow me to provide a brief and spoiler free summary. Chris Redfield, one of the survivors of the Arklay Mansion incident in the original Resident Evil title, has joined a new group known as the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance, a worldwide organization whose task is to prevent the spread of biological weapons from being used. Chris is sent to a fictional region of Africa because of a possible outbreak, and is met by his new partner, Sheva Alomar, who helps in his investigation. Along the way, Chris and Sheva find themselves facing familiar people from Chris' past as well as discover a plot that could be the deadliest threat the world has ever faced."