This list is UNSORTED. The order is basically the order I remembered them (which was basically the order the boxes were stacked or they appear in my steam games list).
They're mostly games that I beat or games that I enjoyed/played a lot.
Good game. Love the story/world/characters. Glad I didn't spend 50% of my time managing inventory like ME1 but still felt like it lost something in the process.
Not as bad as people make it out to be. In fact, way better than people make it out to be.
Great game. Not as good as the first as a puzzle game, but pretty good characters/story. Good enough to make up for being not as good a puzzle game. Also, not a first person shooter. Some people have trouble with that concept. People who have beaten it.
I'd like to point out this is a list of games I played in 2011. Not necessarily games that were released in 2011.
Maybe I *am* addicted...
Fun game, if short. Worth the $10 or whatever.
Good game. My brother got it for free thanks to the PSN outage.
This is the game recently where I look at my list of games I could play, and just end up playing Skyrim. That's how I know it's a good game.
Still haven't finished the first chapter... not sure I will. :/
I am so bad at this game.
Betas count. My list, my rules.
Again, list of games I played, not ones that came out in 2011. Combo system is a little overhyped, but good. Detective vision... ugh... I probably don't even know what the colors of half the areas are due to this mechanic. They're all just blue. Definitely a game that when played on PC is best played with a controller. Overall great game.
If it were a little more tight and a little more polished, I'd almost say it's a better Zelda 64 clone than some of the newer Zelda games. But that would be too generous because Zelda 64 was pretty great. Either way, overall a worthwhile game.
Very good, but short. Multiplayer is so close to being a great game, but marred by early technical issues and consolitis.
Very good, but a little overhyped, and some of the puzzle solutions (admittedly, only like 3-4 for me) seem literally impossible without a spoiler. Maybe I'm just dumb.
Hey. It's TF2.
The only cure for Fallout: NV addiction is Skyrim.
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