Which of these games should I play?

[D3K]

I'm determined to get through at least one other game on my steam library before summer is over. Which of these would you jump at first?

Anything crossed out is stuff I've played.

Crysis is painful because of 1 core.
Wolfenstein: TNO I'm halfway through (I think), and got sadface with 60fps
Dark Souls I gave up on

Everything else is fair game.

 

[D3K]

Witcher 2 could be a goer.
BL2 I'll need to find some buds and commit to a schedule. May be better for winter

 

[D3K]

Go back to darksouls, how far did you get? Originally i always got to a similar part everytime i tried to get back into it, then one day i tried again and pushed through

Became one of the best games i ever played, and havent looked back! But it isnt for everyone!

Metro is good but a bit too linear and scripted for my tastes, felt slow at points but the setting and story were pretty good!

I got past the gargoyles then it opened up in many directions. I got bored getting pounded in every direction I went, added to the fact I wasn't sure which way was the best. I may go back but got loads of stuff in the meantime I'd like to play.
Kinda hesitant not to start DS2 (I have it, not installed) because 1 isn't finished.

Surprised at the love for Metro. I did play an hour of it a while back and thought the aiming felt a bit wooly. Maybe needs gun upgrades?

Rocket League.

Oh wait, you don't own it yet, and that is a mistake.

I saw it the other day and my interest way piqued - football with cars?

Gunslinger - best single player shooter for a long time, has good graphics and meaty gun play. A game that is vastly underated for some reason.

Yes looks awesome, it's definitely high up my list.

I think I'll give Witcher 2, Batman: Origins, and Gunslinger an hour each then decide. That's a decent spectrum of styles.

 

[D3K]

Well the Talos Principle just went down to a tenner on Steam, been waiting for it to go on sale. Looks like that will be my next (I heard it's short though so I'll still try out the other 3)