Surprise! The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted returns with fantastic announcements and reveals December 4
Get ready to make your Steam wishlist even longer.

My gosh, has it been a year already? Time just flies when you've been playing fantastic games like Citizen Sleeper 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, and Blue Prince. These are all games our esteemed Council of industry veterans put on the Most Wanted list last year, but they're old news now, and it's time to look ahead.
Luckily for you, the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted 2025 is coming right up, broadcasting Thursday, December 4 at 12pm PST, 3pm EST, and 8pm GMT, showing off all the most hotly anticipated titles that will be coming out in the final weeks of December, next year, and beyond.
This year was full of surprises like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and, finally, after years of waiting, Hollow Knight: Silksong. We can't predict all the lovely hidden gems that will pop up next year—we've tried, the crystal ball isn't playing, uh, ball—but what we can assure you of is that you'll see new trailers, reveal announcements, and even behind-the-scenes studio visits. Expect work from publishers like Team 17, Dotemu, Lightbulb Crew, and Playstack. There are also some juicy world premieres for you to look forward to.
And a new year means a new 25 Most Wanted ranking. These are the most highly anticipated games the luminaries, content creators, developers, and editors that make up our Council can't wait to get their hands on.
After an already great year, we know we have to pull out all the stops to get you excited for what's still to come, so expect a packed show with more than 30 games on top of the Council's choices. If you thought your Steam Wishlist was big before, just wait until after the showcase. You can tune in on YouTube, Twitch, Steam, X, Bilibili, and more—pretty much anywhere you can watch a video.
To find out more about the show, check out the PC Gaming Show website or follow us on X.
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