What are your most recent favorite pc games?

Techno

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I'm looking to get some games to play but so many are out so i am just wondering in general what are your favorite games that are recent.
 

SWScorch

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I am playing Dungeon Siege right now. I dislike RPG type games, but this is really good.

I also just finshed Medal of Honor which was excellent.
 

CKDragon

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Freedom Force is my favorite game this year. With a better multiplayer mode it would be in my top 5 ever. :D

CK
 

Sensor

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I remember I gave up Counter-Strike to play EQ. EQ got boring and monotonous, so I went back to my roots in CS. I gave up CS to play Anarchy Online, then Dark Age of Camelot, which both got boring and led me back to CS. I tried Urban Terror, Tactical Ops, and one other.

I'm still playing Counter-Strike in all it's outdated glory. Although I do enjoy a bit of Starships Unlimited in every now and then, but there's only so much single-player I can handle.

I hope PlanetSide is reeeaal good.

--Ed
 

BCYL

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Right now I am playing GTA3 and SOF2....

I am having more fun in SOF2 though...
 

Electrode

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Favorite recent PC game: LBreakout2
Favorite recent mainstream PC game: Return to Castle Wolfenstein
Game I'm anticipating the most: Doom 3

Whe you run Linux, there isn't much to choose from, but what you DO get is the best stuff there is. :)
 

Stiler

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sof2, anarchy online, morrowind, dungeon siege, freedom force, stronghold, avp2, il-2 sturmovik, eq, cs, ab to the d c ok the last one was a joke :)
 

apoppin

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I am in a "holding pattern" with new games right now and playing the games I never finished.

I really liked Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Serious Sam SE and Max Payne of my most recent games.

I am playing Deus Ex and Thief II right now . . .