A more stable version of the original game that includes the DLC. If you haven't played Skyrim yet, I recommend picking up this version on sale. The combat is clunky, but it's a solid RPG regardless.

A funny and creative "walking simulator." If you haven't seen this yet, try to play it blind. It's fantastic.

Mario Party without minigames, which means it's 100% dice rolls and frustration. Can't even blitz through the story missions on the easiest difficulty because of how random the game is.

I feel that the style of progression the game has (blindly trying things until something happens) turns off a lot of people. I'm one of them. It's neat, but not worth the trial and error required.

The best of the Lego series. Humorous and packed with secrets to find and characters to collect. Only local co-op is kind of a bummer though.

The developers of the Borderlands series always tout the game with the large number of guns available. The only problem, is that the guns fire almost identically. Gets tedious by the end.

Although HOI: IV seems overly complex at the start, you'll get the hang of it fairly quickly. Sometimes battles can become a slog, but that's accurate since this is a war sim game.

The best Monster Hunter game for newcomers to the series.

Trying to play on public servers sucks because anyone still around is leagues better than you, but private matches with friends can be quite enjoyable.

A great fighting game to play with friends. Can get intense when the ball reaches crazy high speeds but probably not worth full price.