PC Gamer's Reviews
The deep career mode is even better when managing your own team, and the racing is superbly tactical.
A fantastic return to Superhot's slick shootouts, at the expense of the original's deft pacing.
Ambitious in the extreme, Shadow Empire is a unique sci-fi wargame that's a little lost in its own details.
Colorful characters alone can't wake up this sleepy sailing and farming adventure.
A fine balancing act of challenge and intrigue, with stabiliser wheels courtesy of Ron Perlman's voice.
A bare-bones refit, but this remains a captivating JRPG, marrying slice-of-life drama with stylish demon battling.
Desperados 3 turns the Wild West into a brilliant tactical playground that will fill you with lead over and over again.
A calm and realistic marine-diving simulator that unfortunately never goes deeper than the surface.
With intense gunplay and transformative agent abilities, Valorant is an exceptional FPS that everyone should try.
A deckbuilder that will have you doing hit point calculations and liking it.
A clear and distinct spin on 4-player co-op FPS with atmosphere, ingenuity… and real navigational problems.
A time-bending puzzle game clever enough not to be just another time-bending puzzle game.
Minecraft Dungeons is a breezy dungeon crawler that reproduces Minecraft's playful attitude.
Despite some cool heroes and a neat twist on battle royale, Amazon's long-awaited hero shooter wasn't worth the wait.
Like Hooper said, sharks just swim and eat, and that's unfortunately not enough to fill even a short action-RPG like Maneater.
The excellent franchise mode adds loads of depth and decision making, and on-field play is livelier than ever.
Cute little city-builder with big ambitions and even bigger cosmic cetaceans.
Streets of Rage doesn't do much to innovate, but it's a beautiful brawler with just enough depth to stay engaging through multiple runs.
Clever combat abilities and brutal executions translate Gears of War into a deep, fast-paced strategy game.
This deep off-road sim delights in giving you a hard time, but every victory is all the sweeter for it.