2017's Ghost Recon Wildlands is a gloriously chaotic shooter that's more than the sum of its parts

2017’s Ghost Recon Wildlands is a gloriously chaotic shooter that’s more than the sum of its parts

Reinstall (Image credit: Future) This Reinstall feature was originally published in issue 421 of the PC Gamer magazine. To get the rest of our exclusive mag content, you can purchase or subscribe to PC Gamer via Magazines Direct. Though I have clocked up several dozen hours in Ghost Recon Wildlands, 2017’s open-world military shooter, it’s…

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Welp, Fortnite’s iOS version is ‘offline worldwide’ after Apple continues to shuffle its feet around bringing the game back to the US App Store

Despite a court-mandated kiss-and-make-up between Apple and Epic, it seems like the two aren’t totally ready to reconcile their beef just yet. After its original application to bring Fortnite back to the App Store was ignored for over five days, the follow up submission has been blocked, leaving the iOS version of the battle royale…

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Nvidia’s corporate blog goes full fan mode with its description of Jen-Hsun Huang: ‘Tech Leader, AI Visionary, Endlessly Curious’

In business, you expect any corporate message to put the best possible spin on anything, including any comments about company leaders. Nvidia’s corporate blog has really taken this to heart, though, by giving CEO Jen-Hsun Huang such a glowing description that you’d be forgiven for thinking you were on a fan-fiction site. The post in…

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‘That magic is back’: Peter Molyneux really wants you to know he’s not hyping Masters of Albion, while name-dropping Dungeon Keeper, Black and White, and Fable

I’ve kinda turned around on Peter Molyneux. The man cannot stop over-hyping and over-promising, and it makes it hard to trust anything he says—especially after the Curiosity and Godus fiascos—but increasingly I feel like he’s just the sort of person who dreams big and can’t contain their excitement, even when it’s only going to lead…

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An ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ idle game about plastic ducks floating in a pool has a collectible card-game successor, and there’s a demo you can play now

I am often in a state of delighted befuddlement at the games which prove popular on Steam, but few have simultaneously thrilled and baffled me as much as the success of Placid Plastic Duck Simulator. The game, which is really more of an interactive screensaver, involves guiding a rubber duck around a pool filled with…

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All 3 original Stalker games get ‘fully remastered and optimized’ versions next week, free for OG owners, and I can’t wait to get shredded by an anomaly from the comfort of my sofa

Just before the Christmas break, I capped off 2024 with a news piece about GSC’s surprise announcement that it would be putting out gleaming “next-gen patches” for the original Stalker trilogy—Shadow of Chernobyl, Clear Sky, and Call of Pripyat—on PC. The studio was maddeningly vague about what the heck that actually meant, though, so I…

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The demo of Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth is only a bite-size piece of what’s to come, but I’m already in love with its world

Everyone grows up with those characters they just love. For me, Moomins were among that lot, so anything to do with those beloved white creatures has a special place in my heart. When Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley released, I was practically first in line to play, and with the announcement of Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth, I…

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