A charming ARPG, with spectacular artwork, and though some players would prefer realism, I've grown fond of the graphics which after a hard days work allow me to escape from reality.
It has Single Player and LAN support which is great in case zombies ever take down the Internet. Oh, did I mention there's a Legendary weapon that summons Zombie minions? No? well that is just one of the many fun items Runic came up with which can tempt players to make whole builds around (sound familiar?).
The stats and skill trees are fully left to customize by the player so you'll rarely run into similar characters. This also means you're free to have your standard wand Mage if you prefer, or you can have one with melee oriented stats using magic as support that'll show monsters some love with his giant hammer of death.
Best of all you can find good gear, so the endgame is the challenges rather than a neverending quest of never finding gear. Easily the best ARPG since Diablo 2! 10/10

Portal and Portal 2: A 3D Puzzle game that requires thinking (I daresay it's almost educational) while being extremely fun and humorous all the way through. There is no other ultimate villain like GLaDOS in any other game.

Portal 2 has a longer campaign than the first and great multiplayer levels.

So what are you waiting for? isn't it time for you to start thinking with Portals? There will be cake!

This game is great for any RTS fan who prefers the combat aspect of strategy games over resource gathering. You are almost always in combat fighting to hold positions, which in turn give you resources to spend on more units.
You don't have to focus on buildings, since there is only 1 main building for each player, the one producing your forces.
I personally avoided these games just because I'm not a huge fan of warhammer, but when I got these in the THQ pack, I was very pleasantly surprised and it quickly became one of my favorite games.