After all the ridiculous sales my Steam account contains a ridiculous amount of games I haven't played.
SteamCalculator didn't seem to work properly though, it did not include a couple of games I have, but instead included one or more I didn't have (Altitude was the first I saw).
I'll try to add some kind of rating to the few games I have played, but as I said it isn't many of them, but here they are:
Act of War: Direct Action (A lot like C&C Generals, but with slightly worse controls. Haven't played it a lot, but a preliminary 6/10).
Bionic Commando: Rearmed (As a kid I used to play the NES Bionic Commando title at a neighbors house. And this is just like I remember it, but with even more awesome graphics and music, though occasionally strange controls, no matter if I play it with keyboard or a assortment of gamepads - 8/10)
Borderlands (I love it so much I bought it once as a retail copy and another time on Steam. Mostly to get the DLC. Well, I felt rather stupid buying it twice too, unlike some other times I've done similar stuff. Simplistic but fun. 7/10)
Burnout Paradise: The Ultimate Box (I thought I liked racing games. I haven't played any actively since the late 90's, when it usually was Carmageddon, Need For Speed 2 or Stunts that caught my attention. Burnout Paradise was a huge disappointment though, even though I almost got it for free on some sale. Horrible console port which doesn't even seem to have a menu item for exiting the game. 4/10)
Call of Duty (Well, it was the first COD title, and feels more like a traditional 90's FPS than the later titles. I have played too little to rate it really, but a preliminary 6/10 seems proper)
Call of Duty® 2
Call of Duty® 4: Modern Warfare™
Call of Duty: United Offensive
Call of Duty: World at War
Chaser
Chrome
Chrome - SpecForce
Commander Keen (This is my childhood. I love it, though the Steam collection misses two of the games, and the Dosbox implementation isn't flawless. This is wonderful Id Software history none the less, 8/10)
Company of Heroes
Company of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor (Rating all 3 of them as, since I bought them as a collection, and once the CD keys were registered I can't tell which is which. Feels a lot like Dawn of War, lovely graphics. Feels great when you're playing it, but it's rules are beyond my comprehension at the moment, I keep winning matches which I really should have lost. 8/10)
Counter-Strike (Played the betas in the late 90's and early 00's, while it still was a HL mod. Historically significant, but in the end not really for me.)
Counter-Strike: Source (I get into this a bit better than the original. Still not quite what I look for in a game, but I've had really fun matches with complete strangers in this, 8/10)
Cryostasis™
Dark Messiah Might and Magic™
Dark Void™ Zero
Darwinia
Day of Defeat
Deathmatch Classic
DEFCON
Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition (I have barely played the Steam version, but I've played through the game so many times before I bought it on Steam that I can safely say it is one really awesome game. It got some huge issues, which have not gotten better with time though, but it is none the less a 9/10)
Deus Ex: Invisible War
DOOM 3
DOOM 3 Resurrection of Evil
DOOM II
Eets
eversion (I got stuck in the last level, but the music is fantastic so I keep booting it up and playing through earlier levels just to listen to it. It gets a bit too much trial and error - often just coming down to luck in the end, but up until the last couple of levels it's a wonderful experience, 7/10)
F.E.A.R.2: Project Origin
Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition
Final DOOM
Freedom Force
Freedom Force vs. the Third Reich
Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved
Grand Theft Auto IV
Guild Wars ® Game of the Year Edition
Gumboy - Crazy Adventures™
Half-Life
Half-Life 2
Half-Life 2: Deathmatch
Half-Life 2: Episode One
Half-Life 2: Episode Two
Half-Life 2: Lost Coast
Half-Life: Blue Shift
Half-Life: Opposing Force
Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders
HeXen
HeXen II
HeXen: Deathkings of the Dark Citadel
Killing Floor
Left 4 Dead
Left 4 Dead 2
Master Levels for Doom II
Max Payne
Max Payne 2
Metro 2033
Multiwinia
NecroVision
Osmos
Overlord II
Overlord™
Overlord™: Raising Hell
Prey
Portal
Project Freedom
QUAKE (The FPS which along with Descent took us into the polygonal era, with all the horribleness that included in the first 7-8 years. Graphics wise Quake 1 still holds up fairly well though, unlike most of the polygonal FPSes of the late 90's. Probably because it was before the 3D card hype. It's a lovely game with great singleplayer, coop - even though the story is nonexistant - and epic deathmatching. 9/10)
QUAKE II
QUAKE II Mission Pack: Ground Zero
QUAKE II Mission Pack: The Reckoning
Quake III Arena
QUAKE III: Team Arena
QUAKE Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon
QUAKE Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity
Rag Doll Kung Fu
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
Ricochet
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl
Serious Sam HD: The First Encounter
Serious Sam HD: The Second Encounter
Shatter
SiN 1
SiN 1 Multiplayer
SiN Episodes: Emergence
Spear of Destiny
Team Fortress 2
Team Fortress Classic
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition (Another game I've bought more than once, repurchased it on Steam during some sale to get all the DLC. I've spent many days playing the game, but rarely play the quest missions. Wonderfully immersive world, great controls, but horrible voice acting. It seems to have a lot fewer bugs than most Bethesda titles. A preliminary 7/10)
The Ultimate Doom (This is probably my favourite FPS. I keep booting it up and playing through a few levels or an episode occasionally, but where it really shines is when you hook up with a couple of friends and play through the hardest modes in coop. The original way of setting up coop matches are a bit clunky these days, but ZDaemon, Skulltag and similar multiplayer clients make it a lot easier. 9/10)
The Witcher: Enhanced Edition Director's Cut
Torchlight (It is fun, sure. Diablo style games never quite was my thing, I prefer direct control of the character, or the option to pause the action. But this is a good looking game and is fun to play for short durations, 6/10)
Trine
Unreal 2: The Awakening
Unreal Gold
Unreal Tournament 2004: Editor's Choice Edition
Unreal Tournament 3 Black (I've played all the Unreal games except UT2003, and I really don't get why UT3 got so much negativity. It's the most fun I've had since the first UT, 7/10)
Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition
Uplink
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War - Soulstorm
Wolfenstein 3D (The game that basically started it all. Unless you count Midi Maze and what the other earlier similar games were called. I can still return to this and have a great time, the level designs aren't aweful, the enemy types are great, especially the bosses, and the weapons feel wonderfully powerful)
X-COM: Apocalypse (I love that intro sequence. One of the best I've ever seen. Never get anywhere in the game though, so I won't even try to rate it)
X-COM: Enforcer (This is without question a bad game. Not because it butchers the XCOM setting, but because of it's horrible controls, even more horrible camera and often annoying level design. It does have a couple of interesting ideas, though very poorly implemented. The weapon upgrade system seems interesting, but very poorly described in the game, and in the heat of battle there are so many powerups around you keep picking the wrong ones up, especially since the camera is so extremely horrible, 3/10)
X-COM: Interceptor
X-COM: Terror From the Deep (This is the XCOM game I keep returning to, and spent a lot of time playing. It is basically the same as the original XCOM, but the interface is better and feels more responsive, and the setting is extremely atmospheric and tense. There are a few really big bugs still in the game, which might ruin your end game, but I have never gotten that far. I still love it though, 8/10)
X-COM: UFO Defense (A lovely turn based strategy game. It is great in just about every way except for the interface which is extremely confusing and unresponsive. Thankfully they fixed most of the issues in the sequel, 8/10)
X2: The Threat
X3: Reunion
Zeno Clash
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