Some of our newest games might not be fresh from the oven, but they still offer hours of gaming fun and meaty combat. From the riveting detective tale of Duck Detective to the physics-based destruction engine of Teardown, these titles are among the best of the crop on PC.
Ninja Theory’s Hellblade proved that a first-person game can tackle a challenging subject through a sensitivity, responsive storytelling and immersive binaural audio. Its follow-up, Hellblade 2, builds on that success with a more immersive experience, as well as a deeper exploration of the psychosis Senua endures.
Final Fantasy XIV continues to be among the most polished, extensive MMOs available. Endwalker the latest expansion, brings an end that is satisfying to the eight-plus year story, bringing back old characters as well as settling scores and saving the world.
Divinity: Original Sin 2 reimagines isometric CRPGs for modern audiences. The game’s story is multi-layered and its evocative script, complex characters and party building mechanics have set a new standard for dungeon-crawlers.
The Stanley Parable pokes fun at video game clichés using hilarious humor that hasn’t changed. The Ultra Deluxe Edition brings a visual update as well as new content, but the sharp pokes remain there.