The very best games you should play right now taken from the annual PC Gamer Top 100.
A superb Viking adventure that tweaks and twists tired survival themes to ensure staving off death never feels like a joyless grind.
It might be getting a little old, but few other RPGs can match the intrigue of The Witcher 3's tremendously written, intriguingly nuanced side quests.
The iconic, bottomless sandbox gets a major bump up the list this year thanks to the amazing Caves and Cliffs update. The number of charities and projects using Minecraft as a force for good is also wonderful to see.
Still the best roguelike deckbuilder around. The decks you put together feel like intricate engines, and there are always new configurations to try.
The experience of traversing Hideo Kojima's thoroughly odd but compelling open world hiking sim is unforgetable. The PC port is also terrific.
Rockstar's epic take on the American Frontier feels wild and truly alive. Whether riding alongside buffalo or drinking in all that Wild West scenery, RDR2 captures the majesty of nature.
The guns feel great, the characters are all memorable dirtbags, and Respawn figured out just the right amount of Titanfall 2's movement to carry over into a sprawling battle royale.
A grand strategy in a massive world constantly rocked by major events. Despite the scale, this is a game where your focus is continually drawn back to the tiniest personal dramas.
As a way to access the entire trilogy—including the ever-expanding selection of escalation contracts and time-limited elusive targets—this inventive stealth sequel is essential.
A detective game that's so effective, it will alter your expectations for the entire genre. The compelling, super seedy world and gross yet fascinating characters will stay with you for years.
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