November 2025

Hackers and hoverbikes. Ask any GTA Online player to name their biggest gripes roving Los Santos, and I guarantee this pairing gets a name-check. And while Rockstar has spent years attempting to cull cheaters from its chaotic multiplayer spaces (with limited success, it must be said), marshalling griefing sky-bound Pegassi Oppressor Mk II enthusiasts as…

You heard it here first: Mario Party is for scrubs, and Jackbox, well, Jackbox is pretty fun. But Worms is where it’s at—the 2D tactics game might have started on the Amiga, but it’s long been a multiplayer standard on PC where Team17 has pumped out sequels for three decades as of 2025. It’s celebrating…

One of the most intimidating parts of getting into cosplay for me is having to find the space to put my outfits when they aren’t in-use. Even though a lot of the characters on my “to cosplay” list wear pretty basic things rather than any of the intense armor I shared with you a few…

Where Winds Meet, the wuxia-themed soulslite multiplayer ARPG, is more than a little popular with around 190,000 concurrent players on Steam as I write this. It’s also got more than a little of everybody’s favorite novel-but-ruinous technology, as some of its NPCs appear to be powered by LLM chatbots. That means you can converse with…

Soundtrack Sunday Welcome to Soundtrack Sunday, where a member of the PC Gamer team takes a look at a soundtrack from one of their favourite games—or a broader look at videogame music as a whole—offering their thoughts or asking for yours! If you couldn’t tell from all the things I’ve written about it, I love…

Black Ops 7 largely doesn’t aim to reinvent the Call of Duty wheel. In many ways, it’s bringing together the best of Black Ops 6, 3, and 2, and stirring it in one giant pot to produce yet another potent brew that’ll have me grinding Mastery camos once again. But in a year where Call…

With over seven million copies of Tyranid-splatting action sold, it’s safe to say that Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 was a bit of a hit for developer Saber Interactive. Indeed, its success guaranteed there would be a sequel, and Saber made no attempt to hide the fact, announcing Space Marine 3 was in development just…