Tag Archives: PC

Unlike the first release in the series, EA and Respawn’s formerly Xbox-exclusive FPS series will come complete with a full single-player campaign.

The new world order is here and Earth has been conquered. But out from under the heel of the invading alien forces, XCOM returns.

Loaded with fast action and tons of blood & guts, the newest trailer for id and Bethesda’s DOOM is a joyous sight indeed for fans.

Can you believe that the undead (in some cases) have been shambling about for a century? Let Dying Light and developer Techland take you on stroll through 100 years of the walking, chomping, rotting dead.

Yes, there will be a LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens video game.

Yes, the lovable master of replacing that is Call of Duty’s Replacer has returned, and he’s bringing some brand new maps with him in the Awakening map pack.

The Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare from developer Virtual Basement recently hit for the PC, bringing little plastic army men into the next generation of multiplayer shooters, and you can win yourself a copy right here!

Dying Light: The Following is going to be a good deal bigger than the original game.

CoD Zombies is back where it all started, in World War II, and… is that a dragon?!

If you’ve been waiting patiently for more news on the Season Pass content for Star Wars: Battlefront, your day is here. How does Jabba’s Palace, Cloud City, and the Death Star sound?

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan will be PlatinumGames’ latest action title, and looks like a must-play for fans of the green teens.

Capcom’s latest entry in the long-running Street Fighter series is looking great, and has a narrative (of some kind) to back up the one-on-one battling. I guess.

Horror has rarely been described as art really, but that might change when Bloober Team’s Layers of Fear hits for consoles and the PC next month.

If you’ve been patiently awaiting the opportunity to play Mighty No.9 in a few weeks, you’re not going to be too happy about this one.

Robert Kirkman’s living dead empire gets another expansion as the Escapists, developed by Team 17, merges with The Walking Dead’s comic universe. The game features pixelated likeness of beloved characters and situations ripped straight from the comic series. Starting out as Rick Grimes waking up after spending an unspecified amount …

Ground-based doesn’t usually fit with the name Homeworld, but Deserts of Kharak introduces just that, and looks pretty great.