PC Gamer's Reviews
While it doesn't fulfil its potential, Flat Eye is an intriguing management sim that's more than the sum of its parts.
Though slightly tarnished, Tactics Ogre: Reborn is still a tactical RPG jewel.
After a promising opening, Ghost Song collapses under the weight of its ill-conceived mechanics.
A fun and engaging RPG with beautiful graphics and a bouncy pace.
A game that pushes VR's boundaries. Strange, playful and committed to creativity, but intense if you're new to VR.
LEGO: Bricktales manages to be fun despite some structural shakiness.
Modern Warfare 2 sets a new bar for Call of Duty all over again.
Despite some shallow ancillary systems, Bannerlord is the master of medieval warfare
A fitting end to a hilarious trilogy. Frog Detective, you will be missed.
Vampire Survivors has been an early access sensation, and its full release would be well-worth your time even if it wasn't the price of a large latte.
Gearbox has tried to match the pace and storytelling style of Telltale's Tales from the Borderlands but falls short with a rushed story and uninspiring characters.
Victoria 3's attractive historical sandbox is filled with potential, but it's on you to unlock it.
Dragon Ball: The Breakers is the latest game to cash in on the cat-and-mouse multiplayer boom. Unfortunately, it does so without any of the mechanical depth that makes those games great.
Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed is an unsatisfying multiplayer experience that lacks the wry character of the movies it's based on.
Gotham Knights attempts to differentiate itself from the Arkham series with new characters and a new canon, but spends most of its length poorly imitating what made those games great.
A challenging and inventive set of mysteries to solve tied together with a brilliant storyline.
Nathan Drake's last outing is still at the top of the action-adventure genre
Endlessly slick, the battles and story are a joy to play through. No turn-based JRPG feels as good as this.
Requiem is a masterful sequel and an exceptional action adventure.
Overwatch 2 revitalizes the stagnant hero shooter, but misunderstands what made it great.