Based on the ABC serial of the same name, Lost will take place on a deserted island and allow players to unravel the mystery of that island as they strive to find a way home. Unfortunately, you don’t play one of the show’s pivotal characters; you're an unknown photographer called Elliott who just happens to be on that fateful flight. Though the game is being published by Ubisoft, it will be released in India officially for the PC by March 14, courtesy of e-Express Interactive. The price hasn’t been disclosed yet. Oh, and if you’re wondering, Via Domus means 'Way Home' in Latin. Deep, huh?

In most FPS games, melee combat may be something of an afterthought, but in Condemned, it’s the star of the show as you smack the f**k out of hobos with a multitude of blunt as well as sharp objects (lead pipes, shovels, crowbars, axes, sledgehammers and so on). In addition, developer Monolith plans on taking Condemned 2 to the next level with fatalities, improved forensic mechanics, and a spanking new multiplayer mode. Unfortunately the game will not be making its way to Indian shores, so you’ll have to score your copy online.

As far as tactical shooters are concerned, the Rainbow Six Vegas series is the best out there (in my opinion) since it not only packs a killer single player campaign but its multiplayer is one of the best as well. As the name suggests the action’s still firmly rooted in Sin City AKA Las Vegas; the only difference is that you’ll be controlling Bishop instead of Mr Logan Keller, and unlike the first game players will now be able to fully customize their character in the single player campaign as well (total whoa! moment). Also expect improved visuals, smarter AI, newer commands, better variety of weapons, and more.

Even though this game is being released internationally on March 18, it’ll make its way to Indian shores only by April 11.

Frontlines: Fuel of War takes place in a dystopian future where the Earth is facing a major energy crisis. As expected, humans who can never seem to get along during such times are at constant war with each other, and two major factions have emerged in this Fuel for war; the Western Coalition and the Red Star Alliance. The game bears a strong trace of Battlefield since it's being developed by Kaos Studios, the same dudes behind the highly popular Desert Combat mod for Battlefield 1942. The PS3 version of this game has been canceled, but the PC version should hit stores by March 14 for just Rs 699, with the Xbox360 version releasing soon after.