Thanks for that. The only problem with projects like that are that they typically die off long before completion. These games are so massive, the fans need YEARS to make progress. And with all that, their FAQ already states they can't figure out how to add the simplistic armor system of Morrowind (left glove, right glove) into the Skyrim engine without clipping issues. I'm baffled at how the game engine could cause that type of problem which further frustrates about the original development of Skyrim.

But I love the fan works and can tell that aside from bone-headed concessions made during development, the original devs still put a lot of love into the game. Its definitely bitter-sweet in my book.

Marathon. I'm maybe fifteen, twenty minutes into the game but it seems really fun. I do wish it had quicksave though, especially since it looks like it's going to be a difficult game (in a good way).

Oh dear! Are you using the Aleph One port? Ever since it became free Marathon has been on the top 10 of my "todo" games, but it never managed to get to the pole position. But you just bumped it a bit :-)

I even started it many many years ago. Back then I played shooters with inverse mouse control, and I couldn't get into it because it didn't allow it. Years later OP:F made me "cured" me of inverted mouse (just wouldn't work there, with the combination of look/aim/turn). But I already had given my copy of Marathon away...

I am indeed using the Alpeh One port! Marathon has long been a game I've been interested in and today I finally decided to get off my proverbial rear and go get it working haha. I actually used to play a lot of FPS games with inverted aiming as well, when I took a short break from gaming I ditched that habit, I'm not sure why it even became a habit to be honest haha!

If it helps bump it up even further, the installation is easy as pie, just extract Marathon to wherever you want the game installed, then copy the Aleph One application into the Marathon folder and click on Aleph One's exe whenever you want to play. The controls need to be remapped just a bit to a more modern layout, but that's easily done via the in-game option menu. So far I've encountered nary a bug nor glitch.

Painkiller Black! What an awesome game! I am even trying to find the secret areas!!!

Good luck!
Some of them (in the first levels!) require you to "save" an exploding barrel and pushing it to cracked wall in another location.

Pillars of Eternity. Granted, I'll probably need a month to finish it with my schedule.

crysis 2
about half way through so far

Thanks for the hint, man! Will try to find all!