My dad bought me a pc for school (college), but that wont be for several months and to pass the time by I wanted to play some decent offline games. Here are the games PC Gamer's editors and writers loved most this year. PC Gamer THE GLOBAL AUTHORITY ON PC GAMES. Our highest review scores of 2017. Usb driver update windows 8.1. By PC Gamer 2018-02-15T18:46:17.45Z.

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At times, it’s a 2.5D platformer and, at others, it’s a twin-stick shooter. It’s unpredictable and a breath of fresh air when compared to other PC games out on the market.

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Bethesda said that they won’t be focusing on multiplayer, so they can bring an immersive singleplayer experience. Well, you nailed it, Bethesda; great job! The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Bethesda is one of my favorite companies when it comes to gaming, at least they were a few years back. A few years back, this masterpiece called The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim was released and it took the Earth by storm! This open-world title offers hundreds of hours of exploration and you’ll probably never get bored of it! The combat system might be dated, but it’s damn fun to play and explore every corner of the game. After six years since its release, I’m still eager to give Skyrim another go.

An ideal way to spend an afternoon. Resident Evil 2 (Remake) Released: 2019 Developer: Capcom A superb remake of the survival horror classic, with a mix of nostalgia and newness that Andy called 'tense, challenging, and beautiful' in his review. Action games Grand Theft Auto 5 Released: 2015 Developer: Rockstar North , GTA 5 runs beautifully on PC, and its open world is still the best of any game, a gorgeous sprawl that replicates everything we associate with Los Angeles: the flat heat, the atmosphere, the fact that the city is so damn big. The campaign is the series' best ever, punctuated by ambitious heist missions involving all three protagonists. It's a lot of fun to spend time in this world.

Again, this particular video game is made with the expectations of multiplayer rather than going into the game by your lonesome. #4 Cuphead • Developer: StudioMDHR • Publisher: StudioMDHR • Platforms: PC, XBO • Release: September 29, 2017 Cuphead, developed by StudioMDHR Entertainment, is a run and gun platform indie title. Overall, the narrative follows Cuphead and his brother Mugman, as they end up making a terrible bet against the devil. Losing the bet, Cuphead and Mugman are forced to give their souls to the devil, but it seems that our protagonist duo can save themselves if they go out and collect debts. The devil has a number of souls that are owed to him by other sorrowful cartoon characters. If Cuphead and Mugman can go out and collect all the souls then the devil may just allow them to keep their own souls in return. However, debt collecting is easier said than done, both Cuphead and Mugman will have a difficult road ahead of themselves.

League of Legends Released: 2009 Developer: Riot Games MOBAs are hard, rewarding competitive games because they demand teamwork, quick reaction times, and knowledge of beginning, middle, and endgame phases that vary with the role you play. And if you're going to play one, LoL is the best place to start.

Despicable me is a 3D runner game where you race with the minions collecting bananas as you jump, roll, dodge or just scramble against others in fast-paced missions. In the game, you get to run through awesome locations inspired by the actual movie as you upgrade to awesomely costumes as you also use hilarious weapons and power ups. You also get to battle villains such as Vector is awesome 3D graphics. The game is free for download on google play store but has in-app purchases. Created by Gameloft, six guns gives you the true feel of the wild west, and you better be strapped. Six guns is a third person shooter action game based on the action scenes of the wild west Arizona and Oregon in a land filled with cowboys, bandits and scary vampires.