He sounded doubtful at first, but once the E-Day Direct got rolling, the Gears of War creator changed his tune.
I have a sneaking suspicion this game isn't just about fishing.
Like all good games, Total War: Warhammer 40k has me eager to do war crimes.
I'm afraid to tell you, dear reader, that you're a parasite. Living on the lifeblood of others, that's you. Or, you will be if you choose to play Signet City, the new game from Jump Over The Age, creators of In Other Waters and Citizen Sleeper. That's because it's a first-person fungalpunk RPG in which you're a spore-born parasite taking root in the brains of the inhabitants of a British coastal town. Read more
There are very few studios with an output as varied as Strange Scaffold's. They've got games about trading organs and babies, NSFW clicking, cooking delicious meals for kaiju, and, soon enough, sending pedestrians into a fantasy world to help an elf girl level up by running them over with your car. As it turns out, however, as revealed during today's PC Gaming show, Strange Scaffold have another, slightly familiar card up their sleeve: a sequel to El Paso, Elsewhere. Read more
Be prepared for some very weird sights.
And look at the size of those animals!
I wonder if that warrior knows what a smartphone is?
That's game night sorted for the next few weeks at least.
I hope you aren't afraid of heights.
No, not the flying toasters.
Put down the sword and bow, pick up a staff.
This is the game's first foray onto PC.
It's harder than you think.
The stakes are high.
Explore. Adapt. Revive.
The extraterrestrial racing game has arrived with customizable rovers and a galaxy-spanning career mode.
4K moss arrows just like I always dreamed.
Alright, I'm heading out(ward).
To save your team, you may have to sacrifice a member.
Much like the lifts at PC Gamer's office.
From space-faring sci-fi to gritty punk on city streets.
Take as much time as you need to line up that headshot.
Going loopy in space.
