PC Gamer's Reviews
Modern Warfare 4 is the bar that this series should regularly aspire to, and a reminder that Call of Duty benefits when it actually tries to change.
A little uneven, but Penguin Colony is too weird, wonderful, and surprising to miss.
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival is fine. There's some fun to be had with its puzzles, but doesn't do anything outstandingly well or offer anything innovative. Fans of Hellraiser may revel in some nostalgia but there are better games in this genre.
The animals are superstars, but they don't quite make up for the fiddly, frustrating micromanagement.
A just-enough shop sim that's elevated by a beautiful city design populated with over a hundred fascinating and tragic weirdos.
Great cover-based shooting with terrific multiplayer. Shame the main campaign is an exhausting, endless firefight that outstays its welcome.
As a way of shaking up the racing game format, the run-based structure of Galactic Racer is more successful than the open world of Burnout Paradise.
Toem 2 is a cute sequel, but the adventure game magic of original has been streamlined out.
Arcade flight action and anime melodrama refined to the highest possible level-a must play for aviation fans.
If you're not put off by reading a lot of words then here's a well-written vampire chronicle.
Silent Hill: Townfall is just the right mix of old and new. It has classic psychological horror and grotesque monsters with the added benefit of the CRTV as a new puzzle solving and stealth tool.
A welcome return to Remedy's magnificent hellscapes-with too many hours of middling combat.
Endless Legend 2 is a magnificent example of why Amplitude is so loved by 4X fans.
One of the best survival games around is finally complete.
On the Tomb Raider reboot scale this is better than Shadow, not quite as good as Rise.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a resolutely miserable horror RPG with some great ideas of its own, though it doesn't always have the courage to follow them through.
A sublime mix of classic Capcom action and weighty physical swordfighting. The only enemy it can't overcome is its own pacing.
A new all-timer Star Wars game and a stunning debut for Bit Reactor.
Blood Dungeon sees a distinctive indie studio apply its design smarts to an exhausted modern genre, with surprisingly conservative but enjoyable results.
While the first's open world outstayed its welcome, the second moved on from the city when I'd only just got my feet wet.