Got to agree on TBoI, I have played it quite a bit some months ago. Apart from all the different powerups and random items you can find, I also like the pacing and the fact that beating the game once doesn't mean you've seen all the game has to offer. Stuff gradually becomes more challenging and creepy.
What I've been playing recently is Killing Floor with friends, which is quite fun, and I also tried LOTR: War in the North in co-op with said friends. Game is a tad glitchy here and there, but the combat is OK and they have managed to create a rather neat story that doesn't cover the main plot of the books (mostly just making references to it, and you do meet the Fellowship in Rivendell at one point), so it provides you with a new side plot that fits well with everything else.
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