Stardew Valley comes to Magic: The Gathering and fans aren’t taking some of the new artwork well
The limited releases of cards for Magic: The Gathering that are mostly reskins of existing cards with new art are called Secret Lair drops. They’re infamous for selling out fast…
Grab a free Steam game full of misery and decision-making for a limited time
In 2021, when The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante came out on Steam, our Shaun Prescott called it “a text heavy narrative RPG with a huge emphasis on gruelling…
Amazon’s God of War TV show will recast Kratos due to on-set injury
Remember that photo which stirred all sorts of talk about Amazon’s upcoming God of War TV series? Well, the show won’t look like that anymore—the role of Kratos is set…
Raids just landed in solo ‘simulated MMO’ Erenshor
If hell is other people, heaven might just be Erenshor—assuming you like old-school MMOs in the style of EverQuest, anyway. It’s very much that style of game, but in a…
I used videogames to solve my country’s politics: Turns out the answer is ultra-mega-communism
The country I lead is in uproar. My approval ratings have to be measured on entirely new axes to capture popular upset. The streets throng with rebels and malcontents. The…
I’m not worried about Fallout: New Vegas 2, because Obsidian knows how to make the best out of a bad situation
Dungeon Master(Image credit: Future)Welcome to Dungeon Master, PC Gamer’s regular RPG column, where Online Editor Fraser Brown delves into PC gaming’s most beloved and enduring genre. Grab a seat in…
Question time: How long have you been playing MMOs?
Terminally Online(Image credit: Future)This is Terminally Online: PC Gamer’s very own MMO column. Every other week, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on the genre, interviewing fellow MMO-heads like me, taking…
The toughest choices in PC games
PC games have been foisting tricky decisions on players since back in 1985 when Ultima 4 made us navigate a moral compass with eight different spokes to prove we were…
For years, survival games have convinced us that chopping down 400 trees is somehow part of the fantasy—Palworld proves them wrong
Survival games are obsessed with the grind. Need a better axe? You’ve got to spend an hour collecting stone. Want to build a bigger base? Time to manually ferry hundreds…
Valve reassures Team Fortress 2 players that it’s still working on the Mann vs Machine update it announced last year: ‘We promise we’re making progress’
I had completely forgotten that Valve is working on an update for Team Fortress 2’s cooperative Mann vs. Machine mode, though in my defence, it’s been a long time since…