Surprise. the follow-up to Misfits Attic's Duskers is called Duskers 2.0. Get ready for more spooky and strategic scavenging of shipwrecks hovering ominously above planets, this time with the goal of establishing colonies which can give the denizens of a doomed universe a second chance. Read more View the full article
There are plenty of gaming platforms to choose from in 2026, but few can match the power and customizability of a gaming PC. Whether it’s just for gaming or built to multitask across categories like design and streaming, a PC remains one of the most versatile hardware investments one can make. To maintain such performance, however, it’s also important to pay attention to upgrading your gaming PC from time to time. View the full article
It didn't take long, but it happened to me. Less than a week after PC Gamer's Andy Chalk wrote about how these gaming trailer livestreams would start to have their hype trains robbed and wrecked by AI disclosures, I saw it. Crazy Taxi: World Tour, a game I was reasonably excited for, was made with help from generative AI... Read more.View the full article
Since its Early Access debut in February 2021, Valheim has established itself as one of the most successful survival games of the decade. Developed by Iron Gate Studio, the Norse-inspired sandbox quickly became a phenomenon, attracting millions of players with its blend of exploration, base-building, challenging boss encounters, and co-op multiplayer gameplay. View the full article
new co-op horror game is coming our way, but instead of collecting trash or trinkets P.O.N sees players take on missions from criminal syndicates. The only problem is those pesky crime-fighting superheroes everyone seems to love so much... Read more.View the full article
Here's my shameful confession: I'm a Warhammer 40k dilettante. Oh, sure, I laugh along as friends make their incisive bon mots about Tzeentch, and the Blood Legion, and horrible Horus and his heresy, but deep down I know I'm a carpetbagger. I've only learnt about all these things from wiki-dives. I've never bought a single Dan Abnett book. Never painted a single mini... Read more.View the full article
"Issy, I love the PC Gaming Show, but I get so excited about all the games that I want to play them right now! I don't want to wait months for them to come out." I hear you, dear reader. I hear you. I have the same problem, and I see the games even before you do. As a show of good faith, we bring you a new live-action trailer for Dave the Diver's In the Jungle DLC, which launches in just 11 days. Don't say we never treat you... Read more.View the full article
We liked the original Outward, released in 2019, quite a lot—our own Christopher Livingston gave it a sterling 89% in his Outward review thanks to its emphasis on making difficult, interesting choices: "Most of all, it makes you approach each and every encounter as if your life depended on it—even though you never die." So we're equally pleased the sequel's almost here... Read more.View the full article
You know the saying: when God closes a door, he opens a window, then fires a rope arrow through it and steals everyone's antiques. I might not have gotten the Nightdive Deus Ex remaster I've long dreamt of, but we are getting the studio's remaster of Thief, as revealed at the PC Gaming Show... Read more.View the full article
El Paso, Elsewhere is an acclaimed indie gem—dropping in 2023, PC Gamer contributor Dominic Tarason called it "one of the boldest, freshest games of the year"—it followed the harrowing adventures of one James Savage as he slow-mo shot his way through a reality-warped 46-story subterranean motel filled with vampires, werewolves, and other nasties... Read more.View the full article
A new game coming to Xbox Game Pass is all about players building their own cults, with Join Us bringing chaotic co-op fun with survival elements. The game will be available Day One on Xbox Game Pass, as well as being eligible for Xbox Play Anywhere. View the full article
I don't know about you, but playing FPS games makes me feel old. I'm way past my prime, my twitch reflexes are shot, which in turn leads to me getting shot. How I wish I could simply stop time to reposition or line up a headshot. Maybe grab an enemy's missile and redirect it back at them. Even teleport behind them. Then I'd finally have my old edge back... Read more.View the full article
Developer id Software unveiled DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations, a major expansion to the 2025 first-person shooter. DOOM: The Dark Ages | Revelations launches in the early summer and will tell a brutal new chapter of the Doom Slayer's story. View the full article
Despite its long-running staples of style, the James Bond franchise is always changing with the times, and 007 First Light's recent release makes it the first major Bond venture to truly tackle the developments of the 2020s. Not everything about the game's approach is new — it's hard to avoid touching some of the same topics that the Daniel Craig movies so thoroughly covered — but it freshens up things in a few key areas.This article contains spoilers for 007 First Light.The most obvious, perhaps, is Bond himself, as the new take on MI6's most reckless agent is younger and more idealistic than before. The threat he faces might be an even more interesting change, though. Not only does 007 First Light push the villain in a direction that the Bond series hasn't quite seen before, it also updates an old trope in a way that finally makes it feel relevant today. View the full article
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Surprise. the follow-up to Misfits Attic's Duskers is called Duskers 2.0. Get ready for more spooky and strategic scavenging of shipwrecks hovering ominously above planets, this time with the goal of establishing colonies which can give the denizens of a doomed universe a second chance. Read more View the full article