Crysis 2

With almost nothing to complain about this game provides players with an explosive and vibrant single player mode and offers a multiplayer experience like no other. Succeeding in almost every aspect this game will surely be a contender for the game of the year. Also, if you really want to experience the game to its fullest… buys it on PC (that is if you have a rig that will run it)

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

It is finally within our grasps, the game that people have been talking about for years. The sequel to the game which has won many game awards, including Game of the year. Skyrim, the home of the Nords will be the setting for the new Elder Scrolls. Hopefully it will be jammed packed full of snow and fantastic mountain scenery. Not much info yet, but we do have a solid release date – 11.11.11 – weird release date (don’t know if it has something to do with Remembrance Day). This game will be a contester for the greatest game of all time in my opinion

Red Orchestra 2 Heroes of Stalingrad

Powered by Epic's Unreal Engine 3, Red Orchestra 2 is shaping up to be quite the pretty first-person shooter. With an emphasis on accessible realism, an all-new cover mechanic (including a literally-named blind-fire mechanic) and some tense atmospheric inclusions, this independent title is one to look out for; particularly because it's boasting support for 64-player multiplayer.