Game Suggestions?

While I'm at it, Defense Grid: The Awakening.

Thanks. I have Sanctum already though. I won it here, actually. I've only tried the training bit so far, so I'll have to look at it some more when I have enough time. I've got Defense Grid, too, but haven't look at it yet.

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Thanks. I've got it already. I've played it a bit, and it is kind of fun. I don't usually get very far, but it does seem like something I'll want to come back to and try more.

Sorry, I figured you'd get there in a few clicks (SteamGifts profile, Steam profile, Games). I just edited the posts, so hopefully those links work right. Please let me know if they don't.

I don't have Metro 2033, thanks. I'll try to take a look at it.

Edit: I read that the requirements on that game were on the high end, so I checked, and it looks like my computer can't handle it. Metro 2033 will probably have to wait until I get a new computer, whenever that may be.

Yes, I realize that. I was hoping the two lists would provide a decent starting point, but maybe not. I'm not sure how many common genres there are, but I can comment a bit on what you listed. I'm not too into RPGs, though the concept of them is OK. If a game is a mix of RPG with something, it might be of interest. Something that's pretty much straight RPG might not though. FPS would probably be OK if there's a good story line that's going to keep my interest. If it's just running around killing stuff, I'm not sure I can stay interested. I'm not real big on tower defense games. They're OK, but might need a bit of a twist, sort of like Sanctum seems to offer. Puzzle games would probably be good. Adventure might as well. In general, I tend to prefer single player games, or at least ones that aren't strictly multi-player. From some games I have played, I generally like the Myst series (though parts could get annoying) and the Portal series. I started losing interest in Bioshock. And games I can basically play any time, because they don't have a real story line you have to follow, are generally good -- music ones like Beat Hazard, or puzzle ones like Q.U.B.E. Does this help a bit more?

Thanks for the links (I edited some in, too) and the suggestion. I've heard that World of Goo is good, so I'll try to take another look at that. Puzzle games do seem to be something I usually like, as long as they don't get too frustrating. A lot of my indie games may have come from some relatively recent bundles, which I generally bought for a smaller number of games in them, picking up a number of others of less interest with them.

That's true, but the huge majority of my games have been obtained in the past 1-2 months. I simply haven't had enough time to try them all out yet. And some were obtained in packs that I really bought for other games in them, so some games are kind of low priority. But you do have a point. I still might buy some more games I'm interested in if they're on a high discount, but I don't intend to go buy too much. I do have quite a bit already. Thanks for the feedback.