I think "she's" not, but nevertheless, the samples didn't sound too bad to me. =)

Sadly, I don't need (right now, that is) any voice acting (yet, anyway).

But for whatever it's worth, I think you have a great voice. I'll be sure to look you up when I have the need.

For those who haven't listened to the samples: they're definitely worth a few minutes of your time.

I second what xenobrain said. CryEngine hasn't (yet, afaik) released any information about licensing for commercial indie games, but both Unity and UDK (of which I personally prefer UDK) have very nice licensing plans for commercial indie projects, and while I don't have much experience with Unity, I wholeheartedly recommend checking at least UDK out. Only your skills limit you, really, and you can make pretty much any type of game you can imagine using it. Also, CryEngine, UDK and Unity are completely free for development use, so you won't have to worry about licensing until you actually release (and even then, Unity and UDK have their prices listed on their respective websites already). Have a go with those three before you decide to dish out money for something you haven't yet used.

Pretty much any of the modern 3d engines can do what you are looking for, but like xenobrain mentioned, some of them have more of the stuff you are looking for implemented already.

Thanks for all the replies!

Now, I have uh.. two or three great ideas (depending on whether I want to split things up or not) sketched out, and I even know how to implement them.

Could someone add hours to the day, remove my need to sleep, or at the very least give me a bunch of money so I don't need to spend time at work? =D

Hehe.. Yeah, I don't mind getting drunk, but I'm afraid I usually don't come up with very good ideas when I do (although naturally, they seem brilliant at the time..).