Leroux: I only have Enclave and the Two Worlds games.

I played through and loved Enclave. It's like a shooter in a fantasy setting, at least that's how I played it, with ranged weapons and magic, as melee was a bit too hectic for me. The game is divided into levels, and in between levels you can choose from different characters and equipment you unlocked during the campaign, so the further you go, the more choice you have on how to tackle a level. Playing the assassin proves too difficult in this level? Try the druid then. And this time equip her with that other staff etc. Apart from defeating your opponents, you also have to collect secret gold pots in the levels, the more you find the more stuff you can "buy" in between levels. You don't ever lose the money you spend though, it only defines how much equipment you can take with you, so what you get you have at your disposal for the rest of the campaign. Oh, and there are two campaigns, one for the light side, one for the dark side. Generally I think the game can be quite challenging; I played it on Easy difficulty and it was still fun but more manageable. Easy also has the advantage that once you reach a mid-level checkpoint, you restart from there instead of having to restart the whole level in case you die, because there is no saving - you have to beat a level in one sitting (they aren't too long, probably around 10-20 minutes each?).