PC Gamer's Reviews
The scariest part of Cronos: The New Dawn is probably the frustrating combat, and while it boasts a selection of surprisingly cool puzzles, they're not enough to save the experience.
Short, sweet, and utterly charming, Herdling's evocative beauty more than makes up for its superficial gameplay.
Smooth action blends seamlessly into smooth traversal, making this the better modern 2D Prince of Persia.
A gorgeous remake of a true classic that could, and maybe should, have tried to do a tiny bit more.
A short but spectacular surfing game, Sword of the Sea's atmosphere and movement propel it where its simple and repetitive puzzles can't.
A decent but cliched mob story and bland, frustrating gameplay make this the weakest Mafia yet.
Wildgate is a fresh combination of a ship battler and an FPS that is a better concept than it is a game.
A fun revival that opts for solid fundamentals over innovation.
Story aside, this would be one of Destiny 2's more forgettable campaigns. But thanks to its wide-ranging overhauls, it's become memorable for all the wrong reasons.
Great cooking and foraging systems, but not a lot else to keep you busy.
Killing Floor 3 is fun, quick to pick up, and builds on what worked for its predecessors. And while there'll always be a place for gory multiplayer shooters, they are a dime a dozen, and this one doesn't do a lot to stand out from the rest.
Wuchang brings some fun ideas to soulslike boss fights, but the rest of it is a pale imitation of much better games.
Abiotic Factor is an unforgettable interdimensional odyssey with you and your closest friends.
A good Metroidvania trapped in the shadow of too many better ones.
The Drifter is a gorgeous and moody point 'n' click adventure with impeccable art, but its pulp leanings undermine its best qualities.
Beautiful and stacked with excellent performances, but Eriksholm's stealth feels too much like being led around by the nose to reach greatness.
Overwhelming monetization and exceptionally dull third-person hero shooting sour a game that could've been a mech fan's dream.
If you're looking for something new, you're certainly not going to find it in The Phantom X. But if you're cool with gacha games and are down to see a different set of Phantom Thieves, this game'll carry you through at least a few months of fun. Budget-friendliness depends on you, of course.
This light touch remaster makes a perfect pairing with Nightdive's far-reaching System Shock 1 remake.
Peak is everything I'd want from a co-op game. It promotes creative collaboration, is cheap as chips, and with the map resetting every 24 hours there's the possibility of endless fun.