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Check out our latest computer game reviews. PC games are traditionally intended for the core gaming community, seeing as contemporary systems that are the host to games we now qualify as 'casual' are usually settled in the living room, connected to a TV. An increasingly small majority of franchises turn out to be available on both computers (Windows, and too rarely OSX and Linux) and consoles. It comes down to our reviewers whether they prefer reviewing a game on the PC or on their console - knowing that in most if not all cases a game will look better on the PC, assuming your PC comes with a decent video card.
After the PSP’s remaster, Star Ocean: The Second Story is back; but this time as a 2.5D remake. Is Star Ocean: The Second Story R worth (re)revisiting?
With a buggy launch, can Payday 3 steal back player's trust? Or is it best to leave the clown masks off for another day?
Stretch your legs and get ready to vault rooftops in the apocalypse as Techland’s highly anticipated zombie parkour title Dying Light 2 Stay Human finally launches this week!
A few weeks ago, Sean and Daniel Diaz’s series of seemingly endless misadventures finally came to an end in the fifth and final episode of Life Is Strange 2.
Quantic Dream’s latest title to hit PCs as an Epic Games Store-exclusive is Detroit: Become Human. Relying heavily on the plot and on decisions made by the player, this title bears the signature Quantic Dream experience. Is this for better or worse?
SUPERHOT and SUPERHOT VR took the indie scene by storm when they officially released in 2016 and 2017, respectively. Now, the hotly anticipated standalone add-on SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE is finally available.
Set in 1970s southern France, you play a rookie private eye tasked to dig out the secrets of a stubborn old man.
Volume 3 of Toaplan's updated shooters packs modern features!
Load up and roll out, in this twin-stick shooter with roguelike progression!
Coming from developer Crimson Herring Studios is Sovereign Syndicate. Set in a steampunk version of Victorian London, this cRPG switches dice for tarot cards. Does its novelty warrant taking a chance at this game?