PC Gamer's Reviews
Overstuffed and underdeveloped, Kyn is a buggy RPG with good combat, but without a great story or engaging character progression.
The biggest frights of the ever-expanding series without quite the same unease and variety.
A comfortable adventure on a noble path, but wearing spurs of a squire instead of the crown of a king.
An open-world samurai adventure with an interesting structure and a lot of personality that is, unfortunately, not very good.
An immensely satisfying mix of platforming, stealth, action, and resource management, with character.
A challenging and atmospheric platformer with a remarkable sense of tension, occasionally let down by finicky controls and unfair fail states.
The best on the track but the weakest everywhere else, F1 2015 is an inconsistent lapper.
Occasionally punishing, but still a fun, time-bending, mind-rending platformer.
Legends of Eisenwald is a slightly rough-hewn romp through Germanic legend that's engaging and entertaining despite its lack of depth.
Rocket League is fast, fun and relentlessly enjoyable. The best football game without feet.
Visually drab and a bit too taken with its own story, but otherwise a clever and fun exercise in creative problem-solving.
A wonderful art style and interesting setting can't make Traverser's shallow puzzles and exasperating stealth sequences acceptable.
A hugely enjoyable addition to the world of Eorzea with plenty of room to spread your wings and explore.
A fun, if lightweight, stealth combat game. The turn-based fighting isn't perfect, but remains entertaining enough to be worth a look.
An atmospheric, captivating crime thriller with an interactive story that unravels differently for every player.
A strange, intangible experience, with style that transcends its own rubbishness.
With bad A.I., design issues, and repetitive combat, what there is to enjoy in Hatred quickly fades to black.
The most any studio has done to open up a complex genre to a new audience. Inviting, entertaining, and deceptively deep.
Double Fine's Massive Chalice takes XCOM's DNA in a fresh direction, but doesn't exceed it.
Sunset's themes, setting, and plot are plenty interesting, but the player's interaction with them feels incongruous.