I lost 500 hours to this one. It abandons Killing Floor 1's horrific atmosphere and slower pace for pure adrenaline, fueled by metalcore and a massive arsenal. One of the best horde modes around, even now.

Pretty awesome, actually. Showing its age, but merges action and tower defense well enough; scales up the difficulty pretty intensely as I recall. The gameplay isn't quite as tight as Orcs Must Die or Iron Brigade (formerly known as Trenched!) but it stands out from those games by having a rich atmosphere and a unique aesthetic inspired by Canadian folklore.

The charm of Divinity is in full force -- as a politcian that's also a dragon with a jetpack, you'll maneuver lots of sticky situations with the various cultures your rule impacts. Dialog and decision making is solid. But then the game stuffs you into a pretty rough RTS, and you'll just wish you could skip it.