Tag Archives: PC

Check out the North African campaign in this fall’s Company of Heroes 3, and play it now (free) via developer Relic’s community feedback program.

Prime Day is almost here, and Amazon’s Prime Gaming “Freeloading” event is still rocking. This month serves up Maniac Mansion, Fell Seal and more.

It’s seeing up to be another big month for Prime Gaming subscribers, as the PC gaming service delivers big name freebies, as well as streaming titles.

Games Workshop’s take on the NFL heads back to consoles and PC thanks to NACON and Cyanide. A 3rd beta phase opens for Blood Bowl 3 next month.

Another pretty great month all-around for Amazon’s Prime Gaming service is here with Dead Space 2 and The Curse of Monkey Island.

The ancient world of Egypt stars in a full remake of Pharaoh: A New Era. Dotemu will be resurrecting the title for the PC some time in 2022.

Prepare to plum the depths of the frigid north, as you take on the monsters of Norse myth in Blum Entertainment’s Gimle: Archlikvake Saga.

If you’re a PC gamer looking to dig into the new Call of Duty: Vanguard when it launches this week, there are a few things you need to check out.

First person action title Ghostrunner is getting some scares for Halloween, in the form of fresh cosmetics. Don’t have a copy? It’s also free via Prime Gaming.

Team17 will be publishing PlaySide’s Age of Darkness: Final Stand, described as a “punishing” RTS. With 70k enemies onscreen at once, that sounds about right.

Inspired by some legendary titles, Severed Steel employs a stunt system and copious amount of bullet time to present a fluid action experience.

It might be somewhat of an unwieldy name, but Swords of Gargantua: Tesseract Abyss II is looking pretty sharp as it debuts in VR.

It’s a good month to be a Prime Gaming member, as Amazon’s PC service adds a set of quality titles, including maybe the best Indy game of all time.

Zoo simulator Planet Zoo is growing this week, with the Africa Pack. The new DLC expansion includes Meerkats, Fox’, Penguins, and more.

Amazon Prime gamers are in for a heaping helping of FPS action, courtesy of EA’s Battlefield series. Both BF1 and V are free for a limited time.