Tyler Wilde
Tyler grew up in Silicon Valley during the '80s and '90s, playing games like Zork and Arkanoid on early PCs. He was later captivated by Myst, SimCity, Civilization, Command & Conquer, all the shooters they call "boomer shooters" now, and PS1 classic Bushido Blade (that's right: he had Bleem!). Tyler joined PC Gamer in 2011, and today he's focused on the site's news coverage. His hobbies include amateur boxing and adding to his 1,200-plus hours in Rocket League.
Latest articles by Tyler Wilde
Concord seems under-anticipated: Sony's hero shooter has some juice
By Tyler Wilde published
Bungie Jumps Hands-on with the upcoming PC and PlayStation PvP hero shooter from ex-Bungie devs.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree is out now and tearing up the Steam charts
By Tyler Wilde published
news Over half-a-million Steam players have jumped into Elden Ring for the DLC launch.
In 1989, a Nintendo bigwig licensed SimCity on the spot by sliding a million dollar check across the table
By Tyler Wilde published
news Just like in the movies!
The studio that made one of the first MMOs just announced a new one after 27 years
By Tyler Wilde published
news New zombie survival MMO Persist Online promises a "tough old-school experience."
Xbox isn't a console anymore, it's a multiplatform game development giant
By Tyler Wilde published
A new era Microsoft 'won' the summer showcases, but what does that mean when Marcus Fenix and Kratos are both on Steam?
Our 13 favorite games from the 2024 summer gaming showcases
By Tyler Wilde published
best in show After seeing what felt like hundreds of games, we've picked a few that really stood out.
XDefiant will get team deathmatch in 'a couple weeks' because we hassled them about it lots
By Tyler Wilde published
news XDefiant will bend to the united will of us basic FPS players.
Vile treachery: When you 'ran' on the Citadel in Mass Effect, it just changed the FOV to make it look like you were going faster
By Lincoln Carpenter published
News Former BioWare dev admits to unforgivable betrayal—we tested it, and it's true.
The biggest announcements and trailers from the 2024 summer gaming showcases
By Tyler Wilde last updated
Recap All the big reveals from Sony, Microsoft, Summer Game Fest, the PC Gaming Show, and more.
Obsidian CEO confident Avowed will be out in 2024: 'There's a lot of work ahead in the next while, but it's not, like, 'Oh crap'
By Harvey Randall last updated
News A November release date appeared in a blog post and was scrubbed, but the plan remains to get the RPG out this year.
How to watch Ubisoft Forward 2024
By Tyler Wilde published
📺 And what to expect from the last big June showcase.
Striden looks like a very serious multiplayer shooter until the irradiated bear shows up
By Tyler Wilde published
PCGS It's not Battlefield, it's not an extraction shooter—it's something that looks altogether new.
I Am Your Beast looks sort of like a 3D Hotline Miami
By Tyler Wilde published
PCGS The upcoming shooter is described as a "lightning-quick hunt-the-hunters action fantasy."
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is doing the '90s this October
By Tyler Wilde published
news The first trailer for Black Ops 6 premiered at the Xbox show today.
Bodycam is out on Steam and feels more like a horror game than a competitive shooter
By Tyler Wilde published
news The multiplayer FPS uses realistic video effects to create an uncanny experience.
The 10 best trailers from Summer Game Fest 2024
By Tyler Wilde published
🍿 The best of Geoff Keighley's stream. Includes one free Tim Robinson sketch.
Dark and Darker is back on Steam
By Tyler Wilde published
news The free-to-play PvP dungeon crawler has returned to Gabe's House.
Quidditch Champions releases in September, will probably make an ungodly sum of money
By Tyler Wilde published
news The next Harry Potter game is "a complete, standalone Quidditch experience."
How to watch Summer Game Fest 2024 and what we know will be there
By Tyler Wilde last updated
📺 Here's when and where to watch SGF 2024 on Friday, and what to expect.
Hello, PC gaming here: Are the consoles OK?
By Tyler Wilde published
u good? With sales dropping and confidence declining, how close are we to the end of consoles as we know them?
Creators of new Ubisoft shooter didn't have a 3D animator, so they made the characters spheres—and it works
By Tyler Wilde published
news After first appearing in 2017, BattleCore Arena relaunched on Steam today as a Ubisoft game.
The PC Gaming Show turns 10: Looking back at the biggest moments from each show
By Wes Fenlon published
PCGS Head back in time to the year 2015 as we celebrate the history of the PC Gaming Show.
Indie dev baffled after acquaintance clones his game, puts it on Steam, and acts like it's no big deal: 'Happens every day homie'
By Tyler Wilde published
news Dire Decks creator kindanice is at a loss after a fellow indie dev remade his game and refuses to take it down.
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