PC Gamer US issue #237: The 25 Greatest Shooters of All Time

From PlanetSide to Quake to Team Fortress, the current issue of PC Gamer US is locked and loaded for a countdown of the 25 Greatest Shooters of All Time. Plus, we bring you our review of a brand new Eastern European dystopian shooter with mutants—Metro: Last Light—and invite you to Reinstall a classic Eastern European dystopian shooter with mutants—S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Shadow of Chernobyl.

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Also inside:

- Double Fine Adventure now has a name: Broken Age. We have new details!
- Competitive Minesweeper? Yep. It exists.
- Our first glimpses of Battlefield 4
- Five hours hands-on with Company of Heroes 2's campaign
- Reviews of six gaming headsets
- Reviews for Defiance, Monaco, and Resident Evil 6
- A mod to make Legend of Grimrock even grimmer
- Your letters, the PC Gamer Rig, and everything else you expect to see

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