PC Gamer's Reviews
Poorly stapled-on mechanics and a general lack of polish make Breakpoint's open-world tactics simply not worth the time.
Neo Can is ambitious and thoughtful, but it sometimes overshoots into something too bleak.
A humorous and surprising puzzle game about golf and not-golf.
Slick and generous, Magic: The Gathering Arena is finally the adaptation the CCG originator deserves.
It's too repetitive and easy, but Crying Suns story and frantic combat are worth experiencing anyway.
Deck13 has come a long way, welding together a solid, structurally sound Soulslike that adeptly showcases what makes this genre special.
A post apocalyptic road trip with more stops than starts.
Beneath the fireworks and confetti, FIFA 20’s lacking match fitness.
Hilarious, bursting with charm, and satisfying to play. Untitled Goose Game is a winger.
An exceptionally pretty if otherwise conventional JRPG with diverting combat. Not an all-timer, but worth a (re)visit.
Grittier and more convincing than ever, Konami's soccer juggernaut excels on the pitch but barely tries off it.
Lack of depth and variety, and some platforming missteps, stain an otherwise great, oppressive experience.
The Bergson's are charming but their quest is a bit too lifeless. A middling dungeon crawler elevated by its style.
GreedFall's combat, dialogue, and romance are overshadowed by better RPGs, but it's competent enough to recommend with caveats.
A polished and surprisingly varied campaign married to stalwart PvE and PvP modes which gently refine, rather than revolutionise, the classic Gears experience.
An endless font of bad jokes and cool guns in the series' most vapid story yet, Borderlands 3 skates by on watching numbers fly and goons explode.
An interesting horror game that never manages to escape the shadow of its '90s inspiration.
Fun hero designs and solid combat offer a promising start, but it needs to shed its grind and borderline game-breaking bugs.
Hunt: Showdown is a clever, hard-nosed FPS that doesn't have enough substance to be truly essential yet.
A high-minded effort and decent story undermined by bugs and mindless management mechanics.