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Last week we took the nominations, now it’s time to vote! What was your favourite PC game of 2011?
There’s a fair few choices in there, including a couple of humdingers released earlier in the year that I sort of almost forgot about. Also don’t forget to vote in our other awards posted earlier this week.
Drop your votes in the poll below, and we’ll announced the winners next week. The poll closes midnight November 29.
Felt I had to go for a PC exclusive, so I went with the incredible Frozen Synapse. Great concept.
Which is AWESOME. I don’t have an iPad, but with the prospect of Frozen Synapse and Machinarium on the go, I think I may pick one up.
Deus Ex, can’t get Batman to work properly, alas — otherwise I suspect it’d be a contender.
Should post because I voted – and verca visar.
The Witcher 2, though it will probably not win. I suspect it strangely got ignored in Australia? Very niche, hard as hell, came out during some big hyped releases plus it never looked reasonably priced when it came out.
I bought Witcher 2 on release straight from GOG, but I haven’t even installed it because I’m too afraid for my computer. I’m waiting for an upgrade.
I um “acquired” Witcher 2 to see if it would run on my computer, hoping that it would encourage me to finish the first game. Even on the lowest settings it had trouble running 🙁
Me too actually!
Nice to see Football Manager make the list. I won’t vote for it, as I don’t think it’s anywhere near the level of The Witcher 2, but it’s cool to see some love for the more complex sports simulations and one of my favourite series.
Went with Portal 2 for the same reason I voted for it on console. No game has been as enjoyable as Portal 2 and that includes the madness that is Magicka.
I was one of those people who bought it on PS3 and managed to get it synced to my Steam before the PSN went down, so I played it on both systems (beat single player on PS3, did the majority of co-op on PC).
Killing Floor? That’s a few years old now isn’t it? I voted for it in place of Red Orchestra 2, but still.
Sorry, it was me who nominated it (I think). I only discovered it this year by accident and I loved it ^^;; Voted for it over everything else.
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Even though every part of me screams Skyrim at the moment, I voted Por2l. It was a fantastic ride, and the co-op DLC was amazing.
Can’t not vote for Skyrim. No other game this year has sucked away so much of my time, yet remained immensely enjoyable throughout the whole thing.
Well when you buy a game and it takes you 60+ hrs to finish and you are glued to the screen the entire time i think thats value for money… especially when its freakin epic!!! Skyrim it will have to be for me.
Really hard this year, so manygood games!
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