It's fast, frantic and a lot of fun. You can purchase Forza Horizon 4 through the Microsoft Store. You can gain more and more Yokai skills as you defeat enemies.
You also have quite a bit of customization available to you for deeper gameplay. This sequel is a worthy follow up to the first game, also set in a fictionalized, fantastical version of historical Japan, that will have you either squealing in delight or screaming in anger.
From Software is a household name when it comes to designing the best PC games. The minds behind the critically praised Dark Souls series have transported PC gamers to some of the most forsaken landscapes and through some of the most challenging yet rewarding gameplay. Sekiro places you in the shoes of the Young Wolf, a shinobi tasked with rescuing his young master. The phrase "build it, and they will come" rings truer than ever with Minecraft, the survival-based sandbox RPG that has now been bought more than million times since its release in In it, you can construct your own worlds using resources you find in the wild, or discover existing ones created by other players online.
In Minecraft, you can either limit yourself to the numerous tools and blocks offered by the developer, Mojang, or you can install mods to truly capitalize on your investment. Sid Meier's Civilization VI is the most recent installment in the iconic turn-based strategy game, and it's without a doubt among the best PC games you can play to date. One of the things that make the PC the best platform for gaming on is the sheer breadth of different game genres on offer.
And, what Civilization VI has to offer is its massive scope, despite the fact that it might seem slower paced next to the likes of Fortnite. Spread your empire across the map and crush your enemies.
This is an online survival game where you can build magnificent bases, make new friends, explore and survive against a harsh environment and more. There are plenty of play options and regular updates too.
Smash some rocks, chop down a tree, craft some weapons to defend yourself and enjoy everything there is on offer. If you hate people spoiling your fun, there's always the option of PVE. Rust is being regularly updated with new content to keep it fresh and interesting.
Simple additions can make big differences to the game, like electricity for example. Rust has a massive community following and there is no end of videos on YouTube with Rust-based hilarity to enjoy. Another open-world survival game to add to your list. Only this time it's set underwater on an alien planet. Explore the depths of the oceans, craft new gear, mess about in submarines and enjoy the wondrous sights while trying to survive.
Not convinced? How about base building under the sea? Dying Light is an absolute gem of a zombie survival game that originally released in It's been the gift that keeps on giving since then though, with regular free updates of more content and good times. There's lots to love with Dying Light - it's an open-world survival game that pits you against all sorts of zombie menaces. But this isn't your average shooter as it features an awesome parkour mechanics that sees you running and jumping across rooftops, scrambling up buildings and dashing across the sprawling landscape to stay alive.
Throw in a crafting system that lets you make awesome weapons including attaching batteries, acid and more to knives, machetes, baseball bats and other vicious death-dealers and you're bound to have a really good time.
Dying Light is also best enjoyed with friends in co-op mode and we've had no end of fun this way. Imagine if Honey I Shrunk the Kids had a video game and you've got an idea of what this one is like. It's a quaint, fun and weirdly addictive base-building survival game.
One where you play as one of four kids who have been shrunk down to minute size and are trying to survive in the backyard. Doesn't sound too bad, until you realise that nearly every insect in the surrounding garden is a threat. You can of course kill them and wear their body parts as body armour and weapons or cook them up for a snack. Survival is tough, but adventuring around the garden opens up a world of discovery that's undeniably fun. We've always been big fans of the games from Remedy Entertainment and Control continues the trend of utter classics from that studio.
This is a brilliant sci-fi action game with a strong female lead, stunning gameplay, excellent narrative and plenty of really wild times. Weird sci-fi happenings, destructive environments and telekinetic powers make the game intriguing but for us it's the atmosphere that the visuals, storyline and audio creates. Control is a work of art. It's also been enhanced and improved too - with graphical improvements and technical overhauls.
Other bonuses for PC gamers include more content including new bounty hunting missions, treasure maps, trinkets, weapons and more. There's also a lot to be said for aiming your six-shooter with a mouse and keyboard or more accurately hunting wildlife while taking careful aim with your bow.
This gamer has hours and hours of gameplay and even more to enjoy when you've finished the main story and get stuck into the online universe. The game centres around Sam Porter who is out to save humanity from impending annihilation as supernatural events and otherworldly creatures spring up around the world. He's basically a porter, out on the largest fetch quest you've ever undertaken.
On PC, Death Stranding really shines, with beautiful landscapes, staggering visuals and some incredibly chilled out vibes as long as you're not being terrorised by BTs or toppling over from carrying too much weight. As you'd expect from a Hideo Kojima game it's a bit bonkers in places with a weird and wonderful backstory and oodles of interesting narrative.
There's a lot of walking and mountain climbing involved in this one and you'll need to learn to take your time or risk tumbling down the environment destroying your precious load, but there's something satisfying about arriving at your destination with a job well done. Are you ready, kids? I can't hear you? Not just a remake but a wonderful update that's true to the SpongeBob universe. Colourful, visually pleasing graphics, enjoyable level design and quirky audio make this a great game for SpongeBob fans.
Kids and adults alike. You can play as SpongeBob himself, as well as Patrick, Sandy and more. The platforming is tough, but there's a lot to love about this game if you're into that sort of thing. If the graphical styling and audio of this game look familiar, it's because it comes from the co-creator of Rick and Morty. Trover Saves the Universe is an action adventure game that's compatible with both standard desktop play and virtual reality using HTC Vive or Oculus Rift.
As you might expect, this game includes incredible amounts of space-based weirdness, vulgar language and weird and wonderful hilarity. It's likely the most bonkers action adventure game you're likely to come across but it's a total blast if you're a fan of the humour of Rick and Morty.
It only takes around six hours to complete, but then you're not paying the price of a triple-a game and with plenty of characters to talk to, power babies upgrade boosters to collect and dense baddies to smash there's a lot of fun to be had.
We found Trover Saves the Universe to be a refreshing change from the norm. It's also certainly a challenge, whether getting stuck trying to suss out the various puzzles or just trying to get along while characters inanely ramble at you with unnecessary insight into their lives, there's plenty to keep you engaged. The very best of the Batman games and a real looker too, Batman: Arkham Knight is the final game in the trilogy and it's fantastic.
Scarecrow has returned to wreak havoc on the city of Gotham and it's Batman's job to stop him and his cronies.
With an upgraded Batmobile, as well as enhancements to combat, stealth, forensics and navigation this Batman game has it all. Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the final part of Lara Croft's origin trilogy. We also thought it was the best so far. As you'd expect, it's bigger and better than her previous two outings. It has a more in-depth and immersive storyline and certainly no shortage of tombs to raid and explore. On PC, Shadow of the Tomb Raider is stunning and we've made much use of the brilliant and hilarious photo mode as we've played too.
Because even Lara Croft is a fan of selfies apparently. We thoroughly enjoyed Quantum Break which came as no surprise as we pretty much adore everything Remedy Entertainment does. Alan Wake , Max Payne, Control, the list goes on. Quantum Break might be older than other games on this list, but it's still worth a look. It frequently shines new light on characters from throughout the series.
Verdict: Not as consistently intricate or surprising as Dishonored 2, but still a worthy epilogue that adds depth and atmosphere to the series' world. Verdict: Serious racing for serious racers. Extraordinarily convincing at each of the disciplines on offer.
The rumours are true: Sonic is good again. Verdict: A breakneck platformer that uses classic Sonic as a foundation for something fresh and exciting. If the rhythms of XCOM 2 feel stale now, the expansion does enough to shake things up, just expect a slightly slower pace as you systematically pull apart those new alien champions.
Verdict: The new classes and super villains are excellent, even if the expansion bloats the campaign a little. Verdict: It's like, how much more Nidhogg could this be? And the answer is none. None more Nidhogg. But if you want to be reductive, Rez probably isn't for you.
Accept its big ideas and singular purpose, and it's like nothing else you've played. What Rez does still feels remarkable, but only if you're prepared to meet it half way. Verdict: Like having a drunken conversation with a friend who really loves music, but it's a videogame and good.
It's an uncompromising game that doesn't make apologies for its high skill ceiling, but isn't so exclusionary that only those with pristine reflexes can enjoy it. There's a quiet gracefulness to managing the Battle Medic's hoverpack, knowing when to toggle the hover on and off to conserve fuel. It's a treat to play an FPS where some of the roles demand more left-hand coordination than they do mouse aim.
Verdict: Nimble, graceful, and original, LawBreakers' movement sets it apart from other FPSes despite a few aesthetic weaknesses. Verdict: The turn-based combat isn't the best, but it's a delightfully written RPG absolutely packed with humor. Beautiful art direction and rich, nuanced sound design bring the deep forests, frozen lakes, and ragged mountains of the Canadian wilderness to life. Verdict: Deep, brutal, and hauntingly atmospheric, The Long Dark is a survival game done right. Verdict: A smart and thoughtful science fiction mystery featuring a cast of believable, nuanced characters.
Your first go of Nex Machina will leave you feeling pleasantly dazed, as this exhilarating and ferociously tough twin-stick shooter sucks you in and spits you back out. Verdict: Slight in form, but deep and consistently satisfying. Nex Machina is a gem of a shooter. As a challenge, they're fine—there are bosses I can kill without taking a hit, but who'll still punish a lapse in concentration. But, unlike in regular play, these encounters mostly remain the same, no matter the build.
A better bow may make things quicker, but that only affects the length of the fight, not how I approach it. Despite this misstep, though, Caveblazers is an excellent procedural platformer.
It's slightly looser and less intricate than Spelunky, but it scratches the same itch—offering plenty of variety, and a difficult challenge that's fun to unravel. Verdict: A varied, challenging platformer that's adept at forcing improvisation and punishing mistakes. But as someone who is heavily invested in its world and characters, it is a triumph.
With automatic weapons in every hand, RS2 makes positioning, smoke grenades, and battlefield intel even more important. The new Supremacy mode disappoints somewhat, but the linear point-by-point Territories matches remain great.
Verdict: A fiery test of awareness, speed and accuracy which upholds the series' devotion to teamwork and authenticity, but doesn't nail the asymmetry of modern era combat. Deathloop , from the makers of the Dishonored series, gives the first-person shooter a fun little twist with some added strategy. And, to break the loop, you have to kill eight targets before the day ends; otherwise, you start over. Read the full review: Microsoft Flight Simulator. Hitman 3 closes out the rebooted trilogy with another gorgeous entry that hews close to what makes these games so unique.
Just like the previous games, Hitman 3 's maps will take you all over the world from Dubai and England to China and more.
As Agent 47, you play a calm and calculating hitman whose job is not to run and gun through a mob of bad guys as most games would have you do. Instead, you move around large maps like an English manor to find and eliminate your targets quietly and undetected. As porter Sam Bridges, you bravely traverse an apocalyptic United States to deliver valuable cargo, navigating lands overrun by terrorists, bandits and these invisible creatures called Beached Things.
This award-winning action game is a treat to all the senses as well, thanks to its great storyline, which may be reminiscent of the current pandemic, good gameplay, fun quests, and impressive sound and visuals.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition may not be a new game, per se, but it gets a shiny coat of paint as well as a few extras that make one of the most exciting gaming series ever worth revisiting. Additionally, there have been some technical and gameplay improvements for a more seamless experience. This epic space saga not only takes you across multiple galaxies and worlds but pits you against all sorts of enemies.
Whether you follow the main story or one of the many side quests, the narrative is engrossing. Best of all, you get all three games in a single package.
The newest release from Rockstar Games was an instant hit upon release. Inscryption It drags on too long, but at the start it's a cool, twisted card-puzzle game that's full of eerie mystery. Age of Empires 4 "A worthy new entry in the legendary series that's equal parts progressive and dated," says our reviewer. Deathloop Another great Arkane immersive sim, this time set in a time loop with an optional multiplayer invasion system.
The Good Life The latest oddball Swery game is a murder mystery in the "happiest town in the world. Valheim The big Hearth and Home update has us getting into Valheim again like it's Outside of reviewing it again, we are literally out of ways to recommend detective RPG Disco Elysium more highly. Hard to go wrong there.
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