Introducing The PC Complete PC Gamer Reviews Guide! This weighty 148 tome of judgement holds no less than 4,728 reviews from PC Gamer long history, from classics like Half-Life, Minecraft and Skyrim to stinkers like Big Brother and (dare I even speak its name) Plumbers Don't Wear Ties. From 1% to 96%, from shooters to strategies to sims, we've assembled twenty years worth of verdicts into one indispensable almanac - the ultimate buyer's guide and a celebration of PC Gamer's heritage rolled into one mag.
The Complete PC Gamer Reviews Guide is out now. For £9.99, you can order your physical copy through My Favourite Magazines or, for £6.99, download it to your iPad/iPhone via the PC Gamer App . Read on for a list of just a few of the thousands of reviews you'll find inside.
Including reviews of...
Shooters
- Half-Life 2
- Doom 3
- Borderlands
- Left 4 Dead 2
- Max Payne
- Far Cry
- Deus Ex
- Team Fortress 2
- Dishonored
- Operation Flashpoint
- Call of Duty
- Thief: Deadly Shadows
- Arma 2
- STALKER
- Unreal Tournament
Strategy
- Dota 2
- XCOM: Enemy Unknown
- League of Legends
- Rome: Total War
- Plants vs. Zombies
- Company of Heroes
- Dungeon Keeper
- Age of Empires
- Civilization 2
- C&C: Red Alert
RPG
- Mass Effect
- Skyrim
- Fallout 3
- The Witcher 2
- Planescape: Torment
- Diablo 2
- Anachronox
- Knights of the Old Republic
- Baldur's Gate 2
- Dragon Age
Adventure
- Minecraft
- Batman: Arkham Asylum
- Grim Fandango
- Mirror's Edge
- Amnesia
- Fahrenheit
- Portal
- Psychonauts
Sims
- X-Wing: Alliance
- Freelancer
- Il-2 Sturmovik
- Silent Hunter 3
- World of Tanks
- Freespace 2
- Fifa 13
- SimAnt
- Red Baron
- OMSI
And much more!
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