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5 games you might have missed in 2011 2011 was an excellent year for gaming. Games like Battlefield 3, Batman: Arkham City, and Dead Space 2 were fantastic. But these are all triple A games with massive development cycles behind them. Smaller, but equally amazing games came out in 2011, but didn't all have their time in the spotlight. Here are five of these games that are worth playing: Bastion Loved by critics and players, Bastion is an action role-playing game. From Dust I think in simplest terms, From Dust is a "God" sandbox/simulator. The Binding of Isaac The Binding of Isaac showed that 2D games still had a place for current players. Limbo Even though Limbo released in 2010 for Xbox 360, a lot of players didn't get the chance to play the game until 2011 when it came out on all platforms. Minecraft I admit that Minecraft was a huge game for 2011.
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