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Shaun Prescott

Shaun is PC Gamer’s Australian editor and news writer. He mostly plays platformers and RPGs, and keeps a close eye on anything of particular interest to antipodean audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too.

Articles by: Shaun Prescott

Crusader Kings 2 is free on Steam amid big Paradox sale

By Shaun Prescott

News It's all to celebrate the imminent launch of PDXCON 2019.

League of Legends is getting its own Football Manager-like business sim where you manage a pro team

By Shaun Prescott

News Riot Games gets a bit meta with a new business management sim.

League of Legends is getting an animated series called Arcane

By Shaun Prescott, Steven Messner

News Though details are scarce, Arcane is developed and produced internally by Riot.

Riot Games just announced a new competitive first-person shooter

By Shaun Prescott, Steven Messner

News 'Project A' is in early development, and is not associated with League of Legends.

League of Legends is officially getting a fighting game

By Shaun Prescott

News 'Project L' was glimpsed during the League of Legends 10th Anniversary celebrations.

Saints Row 2 for PC is finally being fixed

By Shaun Prescott

News You've needed mods to run it, but Volition is close to sorting that out.

I played Minecraft with ray tracing and now I want to die and be reincarnated inside Minecraft

By Shaun Prescott

cyberblock 2020 Is that too much to ask?

Five new Steam games you probably missed (October 14, 2019)

By Shaun Prescott

New on Steam Sorting through every new game on Steam so you don't have to.

Promising indie games we saw at PAX Australia 2019

By Shaun Prescott, Jody Macgregor

Best in show From a crowded field, here are 10 games to look forward to.

Activision explains why Call of Duty: Modern Warfare needs 175GB of storage (Updated)

By Shaun Prescott

News The system requirements are here, and one part really stands out.

Steam's 'Remote Play Together' will introduce online support for all local multiplayer games

By Shaun Prescott

News It'll work automatically with all relevant games in a forthcoming beta.

Collegiate Hearthstone Championship match ends with call to 'free Hong Kong, boycott Blizz'

By Shaun Prescott

News The Blizzard backlash is heating up.

Untitled Goose Game goose gets jerkier, strips town of all valuable objects

By Shaun Prescott

News Why do you need to inflict all this pain, goose? All this turmoil?

Blitzchung removed from Hearthstone Grandmasters for 'liberate Hong Kong' comments

By Shaun Prescott

News Blizzard finds him in violation of the official competition rules.

You can now play Metal Gear Solid 5 as Snake from Escape From New York

By Shaun Prescott

News Finally, the real Snake comes to MGS.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare launch trailer arrives a fortnight before launch

By Shaun Prescott

News It's soundtracked by a very edgy version of 'Enter Sandman'

Apex Legends 'Fight or Fright' event features a creepy, twilit Kings Canyon

By Shaun Prescott

News Also new skins, and they're very scary.

Five new Steam games you probably missed (October 7, 2019)

By Shaun Prescott

New on Steam Sorting through every new game on Steam so you don't have to.

GOG is celebrating its 11th anniversary with a huge sale

By Shaun Prescott

News Games are going for up to 80 percent off.

Hardcore RPG Outward gets a big content update, becomes more 'hardcore'

By Shaun Prescott

News Plus some new end game bosses.

Battlefield V has a new map inspired by a Battlefield 3 classic

By Shaun Prescott

News Operation Underground rolls out October 3.

Fallout Legacy Collection is coming later this month, according to Amazon

By Shaun Prescott

News If the leak is true, it bundles every singleplayer instalment.

Broken Roads is a philosophical CRPG set in a post-disaster Australian outback

By Shaun Prescott

News It's developed by a team of vets from CCP, Riot and Ubisoft, among others.

There are a lot of games about Chernobyl on Steam right now

By Shaun Prescott

STALKER The TV dramatisation has led to a surge in nuclear disaster games on PC.

Australia's National Film and Sound Archive is now preserving videogames

By Shaun Prescott

News Eight Australian games have already been added.