PC Gaming
Ubisoft is teasing a new Rainbow Six Siege operator that, frankly, I’m having trouble accepting is real. If this 15-second video of Sam Fisher on a Codec call with his stealth franchise rival is to be taken at face value, Solid Snake is coming to Siege. “Our window is closing. We only get one shot…
There’s a new version of Final Fantasy 7 coming to Steam to take the place of the 2013 release, and everyone who owns the original can have it for free—and even better, they’ll continue to have access to the old edition, too. You might be curious what’s new in this new version, or when it…
Mighty No. 9 was a big deal when it kicked off on Kickstarter in 2013. A Mega Man-like sidescroller headed up by original Mega Man veteran Keifi Inafune—can’t miss, right? But it did miss, and rather badly. Multiple delays led up to a game that wasn’t great, late-arriving physical editions were also disappointing, and by…
As it nears its 24th birthday, Final Fantasy 11 is still quietly chugging along. And while FF14’s older, weirder MMO sibling has settled into a comfortable rhythm of incremental maintenance updates, its more than two decades of layered expansions and legacy systems still manage to produce some fascinating weirdness. Sometimes that means needing to navigate…
When it came time to choose my personal pick in our 2025 Game of the Year awards, one game jumped right out at me. Absolum is a brilliantly clever hybrid of classic side-scrolling beat-’em-up combat with a roguelike framework, and I’m not sure it ever quite got the buzz it deserved. It seems like it…
Like any good soulslike, Code Vein 2 isn’t afraid to kick your ass. Even in its tutorial island, there are a good few enemies that’ll ruin your day when you first encounter them (that horrible machine under the first bridge, for example), and they’re not even proper bosses. Luckily, MagMell Island is free for you…
Little Woody may be the shortest demo I’ve ever played, but it certainly left me wanting more. My favourite way to cut through the chaos of multiplayer shooters or terrifying horror games is to sprinkle in some light-hearted games, whether they be sims or puzzles, I don’t care, as long as it resets my adrenaline….
Little Woody may be the shortest demo I’ve ever played, but it certainly left me wanting more. My favourite way to cut through the chaos of multiplayer shooters or terrifying horror games is to sprinkle in some light-hearted games, whether they be sims or puzzles, I don’t care, as long as it resets my adrenaline….
Once of the nice things about World of Warcraft‘s post-Shadowlands era is its ability to experiment—I never thought I’d see WoW get a Battle Royale-style pirate mode, or a zany, high-powered remix of a past expansion where actual drama happens over something called a Gulp Frog, but here we are. World of Warcraft: Midnight means…
James Bentley, hardware writer (Image credit: Future) This week I’ve been: Strapping the VR headset on every day and (regrettably) playing Rocket League again. On the first day of January, I was both cold and had a cold: a terrible start to my new year’s resolution of, well, actually getting enough exercise. Luckily, the Meta…