PC Gamer's Reviews
Thrilling night races make Heat the best Need for Speed in years, even if I want to batter every one of its racers.
Wargames don't see a lot of innovation, but Unity of Command 2 builds new things out of familiar parts.
Red Dead Redemption 2's stark, slow depiction of America's fading frontier is a monumental work straining against stubborn mission design and stability problems.
A fun blend of puzzle and roguelike that inspires forward-thinking, but cuts your strategy short.
Another superb entry that feels tailor-made for the series' most dedicated players.
Unaware of its absurdity, Blacksad: Under The Skin fails at much of what it attempts
Excellent VR combat and movement wedged inside a repetitive quest system.
A polished, wide-ranging update that brings the classic RTS into the modern age.
Another strong (yet stressful) management sim from Frontier Developments.
The top-notch writing and superb voice acting, coupled with the visually vibrant hellscape, keeps your interest from start to finish.
A serene gravity flipping puzzler with impossible structures to wrap your head around.
Modern Warfare evolves the series for the better, but it could be so much more.
There's a category of games I think of as Saturday morning cartoon games. They lack depth, but they are fluffy and easy to enjoy. As I look back on some screenshots as Pippin laser blasts a poor marauder into a pile of dust, I realise that's what The Outer Worlds is to me. If you meet it on those terms, I think you'll enjoy it.
This charming sequel doesn't need flashy new innovations to craft an engrossing adventure.
Invigorating arcade racing let down by lightweight multiplayer and campaign modes.
An irresponsibly deep detective RPG that lets you be any kind of detective you want. Even a bad one.
Not the best, biggest or neatest expansion in the series' history, Shadowkeep nonetheless sets a solid foundation for what's to come.
Indivisible's inventive battle system brings the thrill of a fighting game to a JRPG-like party system but its platforming sections aren't as magical.
An elegant tactical puzzler that captures the pace and action of the movies.
Puzzle design does the heavy lifting for Trine 4, a fun but ultimately hollow experience.