Want a legal wall-hack? Or invisibility-cloak? Anything else? You got'em in this game.
Good change for other fast paced action-shooter games. Works best when playing in non-deathmatch-mode.

Before Dungeon Defenders, there was this game which originally started as Half-Life modification. Don't let Quake-engine fool you, this is rather detailed game and has it's own beauty.

If you haven't gotten into diesel-punk yet, Iron Grip-universe is a great way to get into theme. And IG: Warlord is really good action-tower-defence-game.

Ever wanted to to be a treasure hoarding evil dragon? Well now you can.

"Hoard" is a little neat and traditional action game with all the basic things evil-dragons do, from terrorizing to capturing princess for ramsom and also fending off other dragon(/players) off from your territory/loot.

The game features small but nice selection of game modes, and the multiplayer can turn into amazing havoc during end game.

For its price, highly recommented game.

If have ever played any "Enemy Territory"-games, consider this tittle as "Enemy Territory (3): Now in it's own Universe".

Once again Splash Damage Studio has polished their objective based heavily teamwork required gameplay to almost top-notch. What else to say, than it's god "Enemy Territory-game".

The SMART-system works. That's basically it. and I'm more eager to see the the level design possibilities this nice system will bring up (maybe we'll get more Parkour-chanllenges in future, who knows.

If you are more into rambo, run-and-gun type of games, this is not for you. But if you're looking for a game that's heavily teamwork reliable, this is game for. Not to mention that little "minimal" customization makes thistittle stand-out in the group (I especially like that you can several different voice-overs on your character, rarely seen modern days).

In overall, this tittle is worth trying out.

The hit Xbox 360 XBLA-tittle has Steam store.
With the possibility to play with mouse, this puzzle game reaches a new level when you place your pieces more accurately and faster.

The best thing: Part of the price you pay goes directly to charity. So not only you're buying yourself a good puzzle game, you're also donating to charity. Feels awesome, ain't it?