Decay. It's an Indie game that has four parts to it. The first one only costs $1. Try it out. It's an awesome game.

oh?  what did you find better about Meruru over Totori?  I am slightly worried that Meruru won't manage to have as meaningful and personal of a story but I'm definitely interested in the town building aspects as well as an improved battle system.

I know it was released it 2010, but I have to recommend Arcania Gothic 4. It took me forever to find a copy at an afordable price. I have been playing non-stop for the last two nights and it is surprisingly good. It will never compete with the big names out there but it is one fun little game that does not take itself too seriously. Some of the dialogues, especially the ones with the orcs, are hilarious. Very glad it's in my collection.

A few more words, if I may, about To The Moon. I was glued to my computer screen for my 5 hours playthrough. It is one of the most beautiful story ever presented in a video game. And the music is so awesome that I bought the complete soundtrack the moment I finished the game. As it said in the review on this site, it will bring manly tears to your eyes. Simply awesome.

So much THIS. Of course it isnt an 2k11 title, but every fan of a great Storyline owes itself to play this Game. period.

I actually thought the story was better than Totori (I mainly play RPG's for the story so I'm pretty serious abouit it), but thats my opinion, its sort of like a humourous, yet personal coming of age tale which is at the same time light hearted yet compelling, & having the 3 atelier main characters together is great. Its just an incredibly well done sequel & quite honestly one of the best games i've played, it built on the good parts of Rorona and Totori (which is a LOT of parts) and then added a whole lot more. Its exactly what a good sequel should be, unlike certain other rpg sequel releases this year (looks angrily at dark souls).

@2000cc : Al tough I only played Rorona, saw a couple of gameplay videos on Totori and Meruru. I must say the battle in Meruru completely blew up my mind, it's seems so fast and cool!
I need to try those two, I'm currently looking for a Totori copy, and waiting for the English release of Meruru.

@Monges79 : Didn't knew about this game, then I saw a video on youtube and remembered I saw a friend playing it. Seems really scary and now I want to play it xD Is a shame is an xbox exclusive

@ All: Thanks for your recommendations, there a couple of neat games in here. I will try to find a copy of Nier since it seems to be a great RPG.

As per recommendations I would say Heroes of Might and Magic Clash of Heroes (PC) is an addictive puzzle/RPG game, I know it came out in 2009 for DS but this year they made a port to PC with upgrades and more things to do.

Dead nation

I am going to be so alone with this one, but here we go:

The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.

I am such a huge fan of Tintin. I grew up reading the albums and I own most of them. The movie will be, of course, fantastic. So, I bought the game on the first day it came out. I am having a great time playing it with my 7 years old son. I also started a second file to play on my own, at my pace. I know the nostalgia factor is influencing me, but I can't help it. Great game and fun platformer.

psp minis
OMG-Z

ps3
Elemental Monster Online Card game

the games are as awesome as their names are terrible.

Recently I saw some pictures and gameplay video of OMG-Z (awful name btw) and seems awesome. Gonna try it.

As for the Card game, is only Online? Because I yet need to set up the internet connection on my ps3 :P

@Ryan : I have Lost in Shadow but yet didn't open the game. Seems an alright game, kind of remind me of Limbo