"Just Ignore Them" – это point-and-click приключение с элементами хоррора, где каждое ваше решение влияет на развитие сюжета. Вы играете за мальчика, борющегося со своими детскими страхами, которые материализовались в нечто зловещее. Геймплей строится на исследовании мрачных локаций, решении головоломок и взаимодействии с персонажами через систему диалогов. Ключевая особенность игры – нелинейное повествование. Выбор, сделанный в определенный момент, может кардинально изменить дальнейшие события и привести к различным концовкам. Игроку предстоит тщательно обдумывать каждый шаг, чтобы выжить и раскрыть тайну происходящего.
New games in 2027: Fable, Final Fantasy 7, and (maybe) GTA 6 on PC This is where I'd put the GTA 6 PC release date, if we had one. - Alara Prime (Steam) 4v4v4 competitive tactical FPS - Arcane Eats (Steam) Card-slinging roguelite cooking sim - As One We Survive (early access) (Steam) Top-down survival crafting - At Fate's End (Steam) Lush side-scrolling action from Spiritfarer devs - A Tiny Wander (Steam) Puzzle adventures in camping - Bloodstained: Scarlet Engagement (Steam) Metroidvania sequel - Chronicles: Medieval (early access) (Steam) Chivalric sandbox - Chrono Odyssey (Steam) Fantasy MMO - Clawsome (Steam) Cute claw-game sim - Clockwork Revolution (Steam) Steampunk time-traveling FPS - Crescent County (Steam) Magic broom courier sim - Decrepit (Steam) First-person souls-like set in a castle - Enginefall (Steam) Social sandbox on apocalyptic trains - The Expanse: Osiris Reborn (Steam) Expanse universe sci-fi action RPG - Hark the Ghoul (Steam) First person dungeon crawling - Ill (Steam) First person action horror with realistic physics - Into the Unwell (Steam)Beautifully animated action roguelite - Kemuri (Steam) Urban fantasy parkour from Ikumi Nakamura's new studio - Light Odyssey (Steam) Top-down boss rush Souls-like - Living Hell (Steam) First person co-op horror in a mutated city - Long Gone (Steam) 2.5D/3D Pixel narrative zombie adventure - Lords of the Fallen 2 (Steam) Sequel to the 2023 dark fantasy action RPG - Neverway (Steam) Horror life-sim RPG with retro lo-fi style - No Rest for the Wicked (1.0) (Steam) - ARPG from Ori studio - Out of Words (Epic) Stop motion puzzle platformer for two - Prospice: Anomalous Logistics (Steam) Trucking on a haunted island - Railborn (early access) (Steam) Sci-fi survival crafter, but on your own train - Rizz Dungeon (Steam) Old-school dungeon crawler with Monster Girl romance - Sea of Remnants (Steam) Pirate RPG with fleet-building and tons of allies - Stars of Icarus (Steam) Sci-fi crew-based starship PVP combat - Void Martyrs (Steam) Nun-based grimdark survival horror - Vice Undercover (Steam) '80s drug lords take business online - Vindictus: Defying Fate (Steam) Big ol' sword-wielding action RPG - War for Westeros (Steam) Game of Thrones RTS - We Are So Cooked (Steam) Comical co-op crime cover-ups - Wind Runners (Steam) Bullet hell flight combat - Young Suns (Steam) 1-4 player life sim on Jupiter More new PC games for 2027 and beyond Announced games that could surprise us next year For previously announced games, 2026 no-shows, and the delayed—these games could surprise us with 2027 release dates, or move to 2050. - Ahoy (Steam) Historical multiplayer naval combat - Ark 2 (Steam) More dinosaurs, plus Vin Diesel - Atomic Heart 2 (Steam) Weird-topia RPG shooter gets a sequel - Bancho the Chef (Steam) - A Dave the Diver cooking sim prequel - Black Myth: Zhong Kui (Site) Sequel to Black Myth: Wukong - Blade (Site) Third-person Marvel action game from Arkane - Blight: Survival (Steam) Survive nasty medieval horrors with friends - The Bustling World (Steam) Massive life sim set in ancient China - Carcass Clad (Steam) Co-op tank horror from the Mouthwashing creators - Cinder City (Steam) Post-apocalypse 'MMO tactical shooter' from NCSoft - The Cube (Steam) Multiplayer RPG shooter around a... - Deepest Fear (Steam) Thalassophobia-inducing horror - Den of Wolves (Steam) Co-op futuristic heist game from Payday devs - Deus Ex Remastered (Steam) Classic imsim, updated - Don't Starve Elsewhere (Steam) Wilson and the gang return - Drivers of the Apocalypse (Steam) Car-to-car combat, Mad Max style - The Eternal Life of Goldman (Steam) Hand-drawn fantasy platformer - Exoborne (Steam) Extraction shooter with a sci-fi apocalypse vibe - Falling Frontier (Steam) Logistics-heavy space grand strategy - Fractured Blooms (Steam) Farming horror in a time loop - Garbage Country (Steam) Post-apocalyptic exploration & tower defense - Gen Atlas (Epic) Shadow of the Colossus creator's mysterious next game - Harmonium: The Musical World (Site) Musical adventure with deaf protag - Intergalactic Pawn Shop (Steam) Adventure sci-fi pawn shop sim - Judas (Steam) BioShock director's next FPS - Jurassic Park: Survival (Steam) Action-adventure set right after original film - Kingmakers (Steam) Change medieval history with guns - Kyora (Steam) The Core Keeper studio's next survival crafting sandbox - La Divinia Commedia (Steam) ARPG adaptation of a classic poem - Last Sentinel (Site) Dystopian action game by Lightspeed Studios - Light No Fire (Steam) An even bigger game from No Man's Sky's team - The Lost Wild (Steam) Dinosaur survival horror - Mandrake (Steam) Fallen London devs take on witchy farming survival crafting - OD (Site) Hideo Kojima's collaboration with Jordan Peele - Pathfinder: Abomination Vaults (Steam) Fantasy co-op ARPG - Palworld: Palfarm (Steam) Palworld takes on the farm life format - Please, Watch the Artwork (Steam) Night surveillance of living artwork - Pottering (Steam) Third person co-op gardening - Project Spectrum (Trailer) First person horror PvPvE from Delta Force devs - Prove You're Human (Steam) Convince a hostile AI she's not human - The Simulation (Steam) Meta horror investigation - Sandcastle (Steam) Relaxing tropical beach-building - Skyrig (Steam) Factory sim, but floating around a gas giant - Sol Mates (Steam) Overcooked in space - State of Decay 3 (Steam) Zombie apocalypse homesteading - Streets of Rogue 2 (Steam) Immersive roguelike sandbox - Stuntman: Hollywood (Steam) Stuntin' through famous movie sets - Sword of Legends (Steam) Gujian series action RPG - Tenet of the Spark (Steam) Third person action with era-swapping mechanic - Tides of Annihilation (Steam) Arthurian legends invade modern London - Time Takers (Steam) F2P hero shooter from NCSoft - Tire Boy (Steam) Action platformer about a boy who is also a tire - Warhammer 40K: Dark Heresy (Steam) Investigative CRPG - Whispers in the Fog (Steam) First person horror in the forest - Wu-Tang: Rise of the Deceiver (Steam) Wu-Tang anime style co-op RPG Keep up to date with the most important stories and the best deals, as picked by the PC Gamer team.
Former Halo boss is now in charge of Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro Digital Games Dan Ayoub joined WotC in 2024 and previously served as the company's SVP of digital games. Wizards of the Coast and Hasbro Digital Games have a new boss, and it's kind of the old boss. Dan Ayoub, who spent the past couple years as senior vice president of digital games at Wizards, has been promoted to the big chair, where he'll head up Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, Duel Masters, and Hasbro Digital Games. Despite going hard on videogames in the immediate aftermath of Baldur's Gate 3, Hasbro has struggled to actually follow up on it: The company recorded a $56 million non-cash impairment earlier this year arising from the cancellation of several games in development that were expected to release "in 2028 and beyond." Potentially complicating matters further, Cocks, the Hasbro CEO, is a vocal AI enthusiast.
Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft's class designer 'crammed as much' of the MMO into it so that even veteran tabletop players can experience something new The upcoming book introduces dozens of new subclasses, spells, and more to D&D's ruleset. James Wyatt, the principal game designer and project lead designer of the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft book was already running games in Azeroth long before he took on the project. "So, the real challenge was—for me at least—while designing things was to try to find everything that would appease the fans of the game while also being options that would be interesting to D&D players and try to cram as many of those into this book as possible." 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Tyler has covered videogames and PC hardware for 15 years. He regularly spends time playing and reporting on games like Diablo 4, Elden Ring, Overwatch 2, and Final Fantasy 14.
In a rare instance of good news, Philips has announced the world's first 36-inch, 260 Hz gaming monitor. So that's nice Let's all look upon it with wonder. Philips says its new 36M4C5500P display is the world's first 36-inch gaming monitor with a 260 Hz refresh rate. It's got Display HDR400 certification, dual HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 connectivity, and a tilting stand.
Cyberpunk 2 associate game director Pawel Sasko revealed that a good chunk of the game’s staff are actually former modders who CD Projekt Red picked up to work on the highly-anticipated sequel. Sasko made these comments during one of CDPR’s REDstreams on October 21, where the team discussed the bevy of exciting new updates coming to Cyberpunk 2077. As part of this discussion, they explained their decision to introduce cross-platform support for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series X|S, saying this was done both to keep the game fresh and to actively support the creativity of its modders. In fact, the good folks at CDPR have actually partnered with modders in the game’s community as part of these updates, and even credited them with helping keep the title afloat.
"It was crushing how hard it was" – The chaotic development of Dispatch, and what AdHoc Studio plans next CEO Michael Choung on getting a boost from Steam, the importance of caring about characters, and negotiating the funding wilderness Today marks the one-year anniversary of the release of the first episode of Dispatch from AdHoc Studio, which went on to become one of the biggest surprise successes of 2025. Last November, the studio said Dispatch was on track to beat its three-year sales target after just three months. The game has now been played by more than 5 million people, and a range of things has been organised to celebrate its anniversary. A new commentary and storyboard mode are being added to the deluxe edition of the game, a soundtrack vinyl set and book are being put together by Lost in Cult, a concert is planned in Los Angeles for December 3, and the game will launch on mobile on December 9.
Dawn of War 4 clearly loves the Warhammer 40K strategy games that came before, but it misses that they loved to reinvent themselves Retreading hallowed ground I may have set my expectations for Dawn of War 4 too high, but it's a series that, to my mind, never retreads the same ground. It's therefore been disappointing to feel, having played it across two its campaigns that this long-awaited sequel may have taken too few risks - or been too reverent of the games that came before. Back in the hands of Relic Entertainment, the original Dawn of War was closest to a traditional RTS game. Read this next - Your most powerful Necron unit in Dawn of War 4 is a sentient shard of a dead star god, and boy does he hate you - "If they turn off, they might not be able to turn them on again": The charming reason behind Dawn of War 4's excitable, dancing mech - Dawn of War 4 Warhammers out a fresh trailer, introducing the Dark Angels and teasing a playable Primarch
Our Verdict A new benchmark for budget gamepads, the GameSir Nova Lite 2 has a tremendous feature set for something that costs as much as a couple of overpriced coffees. For - Very affordable - Hall effect sticks - Wireless (2.4 + Bluetooth) - Mechanical D-pad - Trigger stops Against - Not much grip - Shoulder buttons are a little small - Basic software PC Gamer's got your back The GameSir Nova Lite 2 is our new best budget controller for PC. GameSir Nova Lite 2 - Value The Nova Lite 2 is superb value for money at $30/£30. GameSir Nova Lite 2 - Gallery View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original View Original GameSir Nova Lite 2 - Battery life GameSir doesn't note a specific battery life for the Nova Lite 2.
Who could forget the Duplicator from Symphony of the Night, which let you reuse Library Cards to warp to the librarian's shop, throw infinite Buffalo Stars to destroy the toughest bosses, and chug endless healing potions, as long as it was equipped? Paris Streets - Seer's Hovel (Enter the door in the Burned District) Twilight Gem After using a spell, Rose deals 30% more damage for 3 seconds. Paris Streets - Guard Level (After beating Joan of Arc, head to the bottom of the tower and instead of leaving, slide under the gap covered in Chaos Shards and ascend the small puzzle room to find the chest.) Shadow Veil Rose's defense is increased by 33% when her hit points are below 33%. Main Hall - West Hall (As you pass Notre Dame and head up toward the Clock Tower, go into the left side room and navigate the puzzle to earn this Relic.) Ghostly Pendant Traps deal 75% less damage to Rose.
Dungeons & Dragons: World of Warcraft is less than a month away, and it already looks like it's going to be a massive expansion to the tabletop game. But there are still a lot of questions about whether this new expansion is going to lean more towards the combat-oriented approach of the MMO or just be a traditional D&D game on Azeroth. At New York Comic Con, I got a chance to sit down with Wizards of the Coast principal game designer James Wyatt to talk about the first Universes Beyond expansion for D&D. From how he was talking about the expansion, it really does sound more like a D&D game taking place on Azeroth than trying to shove WoW's complicated mechanics and combat focus on the TTRPG.
What we've been playing - "I simply didn't know if a first-person shooter could work as a Soulslike" A few of the things that have us hooked this week. 17th October Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little about the games we've been playing. This week, Connor plays a classic, and ticks it off his bucket list; Sherif isn't sure about a first-person shooter foray into Soulslikes; Matt visits a South Pacific island volcano and Jim Henson's Labyrinth, all in one game; and Bertie discovers that playing D&D with kids is enormously entertaining. There's a little bit of everything across its main courses and dirt-cheap DLC: holes situated around 1950s-style Hollywood movie lots; courses inspired by Atlantis, Jules Verne, and Mount Olympus and its incumbent Greek Gods; matches winding precariously up and down red rock mesas, and even jaunts though Jim Henson's Labyrinth.
A hardware market freeze could transform the industry forever | Opinion If consoles and GPUs are priced out of reach for years, the market won't simply wait for them to come back – it'll re-centre around the devices people already have Right about now is the moment when the console business should be getting one hell of a second wind. Circana's latest figures show Xbox hardware unit sales for the year through August down 33%, sitting at an all-time low. The average PlayStation sold this year has cost a consumer $597; recall that the digital edition of the console cost $399 at launch in 2020. Discontinuation is a technicality for almost everyone; the 5090 has cost more than a small car for the past year anyway, with retail prices north of $5,000 for a card that launched at $1,999.
Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave has some of the best tactical gameplay in the series to date, but actually digging into the art of seeing units bonk each other on the head in turn-based combat is a massive slog. Between a shift to Persona-like storytelling and a laundry list of chores, the game can feel like the equivalent of the Achilles and the tortoise paradox ( via a Jujutsu Kaisen breakdown ), because the closer I get to actually moving the story forward, the further I feel I am from actually engaging in some of that fantastic warfare. And that's a shame, because Fortune's Weave is a really great evolution of the core Fire Emblem gameplay experience. Don't sweat the training https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UneVog1cME One thing I've discovered is a gameplay loop that Fire Emblem expects you to follow with each Flame Lord.
World of Warcraft: Forever isn't out yet, but it's already clear it has a major problem. It's not the addition of Skyborne elves that require players to pay $30, or controversial class changes like Warrior's Rage normalization. The two streamers were clearly benefiting from gold buying (even if they weren't the ones buying it directly) in the lead-up to an upcoming WoW: Forever beta PvP tournament with a $100,000 prize pool. To put in perspective just how gigantic 74,000 players is, WoW Classic's servers in 2019 held a max of around 10-12,000 players, triple the capacity of servers back in 2004 when WoW originally launched.
"Have you ever seen Napoleon Dynamite?" I'll admit it: When I sat down with former Blizzard developer Jeff Kaplan to discuss his legacy and what comes next, I hadn't anticipated being asked questions myself--especially ones pertaining to one of the early aughts' most iconic (and absurd) comedy films. Yet it took only 20 minutes until we reached this point--when discussing the tragedy of Uncle Rico felt like a both a natural and important conversation to have. Despite being a self-proclaimed introvert, it's easy to see how the World of Warcraft developer went on to become not just the director of Overwatch, but the highly public face of the game. "Oh, are we getting bought for $69 billion today?" It all feels like Monopoly money.
No matter what your opinion is on the art style, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is shaping up to be a brilliant remake Song of rebirth. I honestly can't tell you how many times I've completed The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, let alone how many hours I've spent in its bucolic version of Hyrule. Though, when I told my Mum about the upcoming remake she said, 'Oh the one with the music,' in a tone I've decided to interpret as delight. Read this next - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's infamous tutorial owl seemingly won't trap you in conversation in the Switch 2 remake - "That was not received well at Nintendo" - as GTA 6 and Zelda are lampooned by Saturday Night Live, former employees recall Elon Musk Wario skit controversy - Bolstered by Switch 2 sales and Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake's reveal, Nintendo of America COO promises: "This is just the beginning"
Former PlayStation boss Kaz Hirai used to ignore orders from Sony bosses, he reveals "What the headquarters says is irrelevant." Kazuo "Kaz" Hirai, who was the president of PlayStation from 2007 to 2012, apparently didn't pay much attention to orders he received from Sony's top brass. Hirai recently revealed this in a conversation published in Japanese publication Nikkei XTrend, as translated by Game Observer. "When I was president of Sony Computer Entertainment handling the PlayStation home console business, whenever Howard [Stringer] and the other executives told me this or that, I went my own way, saying, 'What the headquarters says is irrelevant. We are PlayStation,'" Hirai revealed, reportedly while laughing.
The soulslike genre has been around long enough now that it's easy to pick out its most recognizable traits. Whether it's managing stamina in combat, the risk of losing progression with each death, health items and enemies that respawn when you reach a bonfire, lantern, or some other recognizable checkpoint; all of the best in the genre adapt these in their own distinct ways. Valor Mortis is no different, but attempts to stand out through its shift in perspective. By moving the action to a first-person view, Valor Mortis affords itself novelty, which works well with snappy and satisfying combat that rewards deft parries and patience in equal measure.
RPGs are simply better when you're an idiot I just can't relate to these capable heroes. Welcome to Dungeon Master, PC Gamer's regular RPG column, where Online Editor Fraser Brown delves into PC gaming's most beloved and enduring genre. Grab a seat in our badly-lit tavern and please ignore the goblin puke. 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Fraser is the UK online editor and has actually met The Internet in person.
In recent years, triple-A games have often been criticised for overly excessive handholding, overcompensating for a dread fear that the player might become stuck. This has manifested in numerous ways like Atreus' heavy-handed puzzle hints in God of War: Ragnarok, yellow paint splashed on every other ledge of Stellar Blade, and most recently, Marvel's Wolverine essentially playing itself for entire portions of the game. Instead, I'm simply going to point you to Triple-A Minesweeper, a delightful spoof game created by developer Mike Lacher, which expertly skewers some of blockbuster gaming's most egregious habits. 2026 games: All the upcoming games Best PC games: Our all-time favorites Free PC games: Freebie fest Best FPS games: Finest gunplay Best RPGs: Grand adventures Best co-op games: Better together Rick has been fascinated by PC gaming since he was seven years old, when he used to sneak into his dad's home office for covert sessions of Doom.