Could you edit the first post to have a link to the second post?

I'm one step ahead of you there.

Whoops. All the ones I mentioned are there..

Ok than, I have a few good one's that are not on either list:

Quake Live

This is Quake III Arena, loadable in a browser with fullscreen and widescreen support. It features a skill assessment course and matchmaking based on comparable skills, which I can attest works well since I'm almost always scoring at a competitive level...

S4 League

Think Gunz: The Dual, except fun. :p

S4 is a third person shooter with team deathmatch, a "football" type game, and an interesting mode called "Chaser" where one person is chosen randomly to be an overpowered boss type who's supposed to hunt down and kill all the normal players. Very stylish, and very easy to get into.

Any updates to the lists throughout next week are unlikely, because I'm going on holiday. If I can find a wifi spot then maybe I could update, but I'm not guaranteeing one.

This thread is really awesome, I was hoping for something like this when I first saw the board. ^^ Thanks to everyone who put this together so we could waste hours upon hours shooting/breaking/slashing stuff!

In hindsight I think saving the second post of this thread for the new list would have been a great idea.

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Sushi cat

I can't stop playing...

Desktop Dungeons, a bite-size roguelike that gradually eases the player into it. Most likely much easier than your standard roguelikes, but I find I'm quite liking it, being My First Roguelike. Managed to beat the standard dungeon with a Dwarf Fighter so far. Supports online scoreboards.