The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe will mess with your mind in new ways this April By Christopher Livingston published 30 March 22 News After nearly a decade, Employee 427 returns on 4/27. Brace your brain.
This week in PC Gaming: Final Fantasy 14: Endwalker, Halo Infinite and Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX By Lauren Aitken published 5 December 21 Weapon Who ordered the Spartan laser?
The live service gold rush hasn't stopped singleplayer games from thriving By Tyler Wilde published 18 March 21 Phew! Even EA seems to be tapping the brakes on the 'everything is multiplayer' train.
The games that defined Bethesda, from 1986 to the Microsoft acquisition By Tyler Wilde published 11 March 21 End of an Era A look back at the 35 years that made Bethesda the company it is today.
Our highest review scores of 2020 By Tyler Wilde published 28 December 20 %%% The year's best PC games, according to PC Gamer reviewers.
Dontnod's investigative thriller Twin Mirror has a new cinematic trailer By Rachel Watts published 13 June 20 News The trailer teases more troubled conversations with the protagonist's alter ego.
Students are holding their college graduation ceremony in Minecraft By Rachel Watts published 15 May 20 News A Minecraft iron golem representing the University's President will throw a diploma at each graduating students
This Minecraft build puts you in a stunning H.R. Giger theme park By Rachel Watts published 13 May 20 News Professional Minecraft builders continue to push the boundaries of the blocky sandbox.
Sea of Solitude review By James Davenport published 12 July 19 saltwater Sail the loneliest sea there is in a gorgeous adventure with mixed messages.
Metro Exodus is much, much better in Russian By James Davenport published 14 February 19 PSA If you can't stomach the English performances, we feel you.
This brutal cyberpunk brawler could make Hotline Miami look like a kids' cartoon By Evan Lahti, PC Gamer published 3 September 17 video We take a closer look at the isometric shooting, slashing, and bleak futurism of Ruiner.
Sunless Skies is now available in Early Access on Steam By James Davenport published 30 August 17 The Reach is small, but is meant to represent what the final game will be like.
You showed us your dream daddies, and we're eternally grateful By James Davenport published 29 July 17 sire fire Geralt dad is a no-brainer, but there are certainly a few we've never dreamed of.
Life is Strange: Before the Storm is releasing its first episode this August By James Davenport published 11 June 17 NEWS It's a three-part prequel series that follows a major side character from the first game.
Watch Dogs 2 on PC gives the mouse and keyboard some extra love By James Davenport published 22 November 16 meow Watch footage of the pretty PC version in action and see the extra steps the port is taking to make control feel natural.
Diluvion is a journey to the bottom of the ocean with FTL-like crew management By James Davenport published 6 September 16 video We talk to one of the developers to get an idea of how their ocean exploration RPG works.
Dishonored 2's director on giving Corvo a voice and avoiding the "Deus Ex Effect" By James Davenport published 6 September 16 Video We talked to Harvey Smith about managing the scope of such an ambitious, systems-heavy stealth game.
Hob proves Runic can do puzzles and atmosphere just as well as dungeon crawling By James Davenport published 5 September 16 corn on the The creators of Torchlight are stepping out of their comfort zone with an elaborate action adventure.
Suda51 on finally bringing his bizarre serial killer murder mystery to the PC By James Davenport published 5 September 16 macguffin Grasshopper Manufacture's earliest game is getting an international release on PC this fall.
Virginia brings the weird mystery and TV pacing of True Detective to games By James Davenport published 25 August 16 SLI PEAKS Case in point: there's a missing person, two strange detectives, and a dream buffalo.
