I have too many games.
By Snail 29 Comments
You can say I am a compulsive buyer. I fall for every Steam Holiday sale, midweek sale and weekend sale. As a result I have over 20 games on my PC which I haven't yet played. I'm typing this on a MAC, so I can't look at the painfully endless list right now (not sure if I want to), but I'll try to recall as many titles as possible and list them below along with some non-Steam games also for the PC:
- BioShock
- Braid
- Indigo Prophecy (that's its proper name, shut up)
- GTA IV
- The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (which includes Escape from Butcher Bay)
- Medieval II: Total War
- Psychonauts
- Borderlands
- Mass Effect (second playthrough)
- Mass Effect 2
- Half Life 2: Episode 2
- Trine
- Hitman: Blood Money
- Fallout 3
- Sins of a Solar Empire
- KOTOR
- Spore
- Freedom Force
- Freedom Force vs. the 3rd Reich
- The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition
I'm leaving out a few I can't remember.
So today I sat down to play as much as possible of at least one of those, and the astounding conclusion I reached was that I couldn't play any of the games I had because I couldn't decide which one to play first. I must have spent well over half an hour deciding which game to play (procrastination included). I then decided to play Sins of a Solar Empire, and spent most of the time figuring out how to play it (damn learning curve is steep as hell). The most disturbing part of the whole thing is that what I actually wanted to play was Splinter Cell: Conviction, which I do not own. I'm *this* close to needing professional help.
I wish I could sell some of these. Why the hell did I but The Chronicles of Riddick? I don't even want that game.
So Giant Bomb, help me out here. Which one of these should I play first 'till the very end? By the way, Mass Effect 2 isn't an option since I need to finish the second playthrough on Mass Effect because that's the save file I want to import, and that is too time consuming considering I have tens of games I want to play.