Who reckons Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree is already sitting pretty as a dead-set-cert for GOTY? PC PowerPlay does, because we've just been deep in the new world exploring and dying. A lot of exploring, and very, very many deaths…
Erdtree brings some very welcome additions to the legendary base game, as Joab explains in his big hands-on starting on page 14. We do like the greater freedom to go where you want and do things in the order you prefer. It builds upon the already vast and free open world the original game established.
FROM Software's kicked it out of the park, again. The depth in this incredible world will have us all determined to go everywhere and do everything. Will you? I get that this won’t be everyone’s thing, and that’s ok. So please do check out what to play instead, or what to look forward to with all the rest of the lovely gaming goodness in this issue of PC PowerPlay. Enjoy!
MAJOR PREVIEW FEATURES
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree
Destiny 2: The Final Shape
PREVIEWS
Beautiful Light
Blockbuster Inc
Crown Wars: The Black Prince
Jump Ship
KVLT
V Rising
No Rest for the Wicked
REVIEWS
Broken Roads
Another Crab’s Treasure
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes
Harold Halibut
Inkbound
Tales of Kenzera: Zau
Millennia
Pepper Grinder
Sand Land
Children of the Sun
TECH
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