Telltale brings their signature dialogue/point-and-click/puzzle storytelling to the Borderlands universe! It's irreverent, occasionally crude, and boistrously hilarious.

A stylish infinite-flyer-meets-puzzle-game with a hilarious local multiplayer mode. Perfect if you have a computer hooked up to your TV!

Beautiful environment, choices to make, a classy villain, and a honey badger that don't care. Keeps what make Far Cry 3 good. Reasonable price: $60.

A very thought provoking little game if you go in with an open mind. Best to play it with no expetations, but know that it takes less than 10 minutes.

One of the few rhythm games that lets you play any of the songs you have. Getting an email that you were dethroned is motivating. Reasonable price: $20.

The beginning of one of the best sci-fi space operas ever. The pinnacle of player choice. One of Bioware's masterpieces. Reasonable price: $20.

Episode Two brought Half-Life's narrative technique to a whole new level. That cliffhanger is killing us though. Reasonable price: $15.

Aren't you a little short for a Half-Life game? That is the only complaint I have for Valve's first attempt at episodic gaming. Reasonable price: $10.

One of the few shooters from 10+ years ago that still holds up. One of our first experiences with serious PC gaming. Reasonable price: $15.

Goofy, silly and explosions everywhere with the dubstep gun. Superpowers make the gme even more ridiculous and references to other games make you laugh!