Recommendations?

[outwar6010]

Personally I would play whatever turns up cheap on Steam, which is what I usually do. Have quite a few that I haven't started yet lined up for when I want a change.

For now, I am still playing Elite: Dangerous.

My clipper is currently parked safely in a nice neighbourhood

[kalniel]

First off, cheers for all the recommendations so far! Got a lot to go look over!

If I might re-direct it back? ..... Knowing I'm only going to buy one right now, and since I haven't played any of these, in your opinions, if you had to choose one of the above titles to to be the ONLY game you played for the next year, which would it be, and why?

Skyrim.

Sheer longevity whilst also remaining fun to pick up and play. The mods only make it even better, and it's a great bargain on sale.

[jag272]

Heres a pretty nice opportunity if its RPGs youre hunting for.
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/promo/rpg_weekend/

Very deep discount on Witcher 2 as always.

[Ferral]

GOG have their Bundle Tower Sale on at the moment and one of the blocks is the D&D Bundle :

http://www.gog.com/promo/bundle_towe...mortals_130415

It has all the games Kalniel mentioned in it for £15 so well worth grabbing, that will give you many hours of play.

Bear in mind that the sale is now in its last few days saying that it will end Sunday, April 19, at 12:59 PM GMT

[kalniel]

Skyrim currently £2.49 on offer at Steam. Ridiculous. (And you can try it for free till Sunday)

[whitedragon101]

Dishonoured and Bioshock Infinite

Dishonoured is amazing I played the whole game avoiding killing anyone except the target (and sometimes not even then). You can play as a sneak em up or hack and slash. There are so many nice touches in this game.

Bioshock Infinite - I loved the change from dark and frightening in the bio shock 1 and 2 to light and uplifting in this new one. And it runs on magic and unicorns. I have it running at 30fps on medium on a 2011 MBP.

[jordanf2209]

Would recommend Dark Souls to anyone, take it slowly and read all of the items. The story is incredible if you're willing to work for it, listen to every piece of NPC dialog and really think about what's going on in the world.

[retromoustache]

My suggestion would to have a look at a game called Torchlight II which seems to have high reputation on the PC RPG genre. Not only does it implement randomly generated dungeons but mods allow the game to have a vast array of more content. Although this is seen with many, if not all other Adventure RPG's.
Also, I'd like to reinforce everyone's suggestion in considering games such as AC, Dishonored, Skyrim and Fallout without a doubt.