Game of the Year

Skyrim i guess?

Deus Ex Human Revolution was my game of the year followed very closely by Dead Island. I'm not sure what to say about Skyrim because I haven't played it yet, but Portal 2 wasn't challenging enough to be at the top :P

Kid Icarus: Uprising and Skyward Sword for me. Yet to play Skyrim.

Batman: Arkham City

Runner-up: Deus Ex: Human Revolution, even though I never asked for this.

Since I don't think anyone else mentioned it I'll also throw in Shadows of the Damned, but I'm not very far in it yet.

Why do you ask?

Batman AC or Portal 2.

Both of those games are batter than each other!

For normal people - Skyrim.

For me - F1 2011 <3

Witcher 2

all the games i played were the bests ( exepting mass effect 1 which borred me !! )

Shogun 2

No love for Bastion?

Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Easily.

So there's a lot of people saying Deus Ex Human Revolution.

I have the game but it's still sitting in my backlog, I intend to get to it soon but that is why it's not mentioned in my OP.

Man I need to finish up Skyrim so I can get to that game...

Meh, I couldn't choose between these so they are all GOTY for me: Deus Ex Human Revolution, To The Moon, Bastion, The Binding of Isaac

i bet nobody agrees with me but, bulletstorm

Skyrim.

Portal 2 for sure.

The Witcher 2 #2.

Deus Ex:HR, Portal 2 and Skyward Sword

Portal 2. The best fun in every way.

But I'd keep in mind Skyrim and BF3 as well. The Skyrim is pretty popular, but i havent played it yet. So i dont know. And BF3? The multiplayer is damn awesome! ...but still, could be better, could be on steam >:c and the heavily scripted singleplayer sucks so hard... So It deserves serious nomination, but it's definitely not GOTY.

It'll probably be Portal 2. With as much praise as it received from games casual to hardcore, there's little doubt that this game will come out on top. A lot of games were released that were pretty damned good, and I think Human Revolution deserves honorable mention, too.

Dead Island on the other hand was shit.

For me, it was Skyrim.

Minna no Rhythm Tengoku (Rhythm Heaven Fever).

No doubt.

Witcher 2.

Deus Ex: HR.
It did justice to the original, while updating the mechanics to suit the current generation. It's a masterfully crafted game and in my humble opinion no other game came even close to being as good as DX:HR last year. A lot of people have complained about the ending, which I thought was great (a literal Deus Ex Machina, how can you not love that?) and it managed to tie in to the original.
Wish they released more DLC, though.