Top PC Games of 2011
Welcome to VideoGamer.com's top games of 2011, a list of the best videogames, generated by editorial reviews and popularity on the site. Here's a look at our favourites...
| 30th |  | Red Faction ArmageddonAside from marvelling at collapsing buildings, there's little here to hold your attention for more than a few hours. It's not a bad game; it's just an entirely forgettable one.
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| 29th |  | Dead IslandUnfortunately, still hidden underneath that crust is an astonishingly boring apocalypse.
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| 28th |  | Renegade OpsIf you're looking for a demanding blast from the past, Renegade Ops will sort you out for a week or two; just don't expect to be playing it for much longer than that.
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| 27th |  | WRC 2Other than the official WRC license all WRC 2 has going for it is a decent driving model. Everything else here feels dated and pales in comparison to numerous other games in the genre.
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| 26th |  | Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link DLCIt would be easier to recommend The Missing Link if it didn't feel so disjointed.
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| 25th |  | Test Drive Unlimited 2At times it seems as though Eden tried to make the experience tedious, but it's possible to get hooked exploring the expansive island locations.
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| 24th |  | Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – RetributionIn abandoning the tight focus of the former Dawn of War games, Retribution's sprawl offers increased versatility at the cost of inventive set pieces and the same sense of progression.
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| 23rd |  | HomefrontHomefront's threadbare campaign is like a beautiful, sweeping piece of music being awkwardly recited by a child on a recorder.
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| 22nd |  | Operation Flashpoint: Red RiverOperation Flashpoint: Red River does a good job of capturing the spirit of war, but it sadly fails to capitalise on its lofty ambitious.
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| 21st |  | Alice: Madness ReturnsIf you miss the classic 3D platformer and like games with a heavy dose of surrealism, you could do a lot worse than give Alice: Madness Returns a shot.
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