PC Game Reviews

Her story is a smartly constructed game of narrative discovery; cleverly wearing it's pop culture influences like the Serial podcast and HBO's True Detective on its sleeve while giving you control over how you uncover the winding plot  

Leaving Dead Island behind, Dying Light provides a more serious zombie experience with thrilling night-time sequences.  

We jump into Telltale's exploration of the HBO universe based on George R. R. Martin's multi-novel fantasy.  

Niall Gill looks at a dark war-themed survival game with a slight twist.  

Niall Gill kisses goodbye to his social life, dons his suit, and sits in the dugout to review the latest in the Football Manager series.  

Elpis doesn't quite live up to be the exciting proposition that we expected it would.  

Can Codemasters' latest iteration take the chequered flag or does it stall in the pits.  

The Sims continue their bizarro-world journey, but this time acting on a whim.  

Forget Bam Margera, forget skitching, forget unlocking Spiderman. With OlliOlli we get back to basics.  

You can hack terminals and hide bodies in this stealth game from Just A Pixel but the fun fades quickly.  

Mixing five different tiers of racing discipline, Codemasters' latest GRID title pools its all of its expertise into one title.  

The only rogue-like set in a post-apocalyptic laser quest you'll need this year.  

Monochroma is a PC platform puzzler game that aims for sentimentality but instead hits frustration.  

This Indie PC game delivers the horrors but this time told from a child's perspective.  

With Tropico 5 we see the return of the city-building PC sim but this time with the lure of multiplayer and an era-spanning timeline.  

James Thomas plays 0RBITALIS and finds himself gravitating towards a puzzle game that really pulls you in.  

In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only boredom.  

Burial at Sea is a two-part DLC series for Irrational's Bioshock Infinite, taking the adventure back beneath the waves to pre-war Rapture.