1999 was a strong year. We got the first Unreal Tournament, the first Silent Hill, The Matrix, Korn's Issues and Rage Against The Machine's The Battle of Los Angeles, to name a few seminal releases. Now it's the backdrop of Warframe 1999, the online shooter's retro-tinged new expansion that's playable right this second. Continue reading Warframe 1999 is finally available after over a year of teases and demos MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Warframe on Steam Deck, Warframe builds, Warframe codes

It's been four years since we've seen anything new from Wargaming, the team behind the likes of World of Tanks and its sister title, World of Warships. Starring a cast of Armored Core-style mechs with their own unique abilities, thrust into gameplay loop that blends traditional extraction shooters with the conventional battle royale format, Steel Hunters is the company's newest venture. I got an early glimpse at what it looks like in practice - and, if you're lucky, you can too. Continue reading World of Tanks dev reveals Steel Hunters, a mecha battle royale game

What if Skyrim let you ride the dragons instead of just slaying them? That's the question posed by open-world RPG Crimson Desert, where winged beasts doing battle is just one facet of a new, massive swords and sorcery project. Developed by Black Desert Online creator Pearl Abyss, thanks to the latest trailer, we now know when we can expect the behemoth of a game. Continue reading Ambitious Skyrim like RPG Crimson Desert gets launch window and new trailer MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best action games, Best fantasy games, Best action-adventure-games

Elden Ring Nightreign was one of the shock announcements made during The Game Awards 2024, signaling a return to The Lands Between in a style reminiscent of Monster Hunter.

Perhaps I’m showing my age, but I maintain that the late ‘90s and early ‘00s marked the creative height of PC gaming. Half-Life, Deus Ex, System Shock 2, Fallout - the era gave birth to some of the greatest shooters and RPGs of all time. Thief and its two sequels are arguably the greatest works of this period. Stylish, challenging, and early pioneers for a type of environmental storytelling that dominates games to this day, the influence of Looking Glass and Ion Storm’s Thief trilogy is hard to overstate. And now, spiritually at least, it’s making a return. From PC legends Warren Spector, Greg LoPiccolo, and Paul Neurath, whose collective credits include Deus Ex, System Shock, Ultima, and of course Thief itself, this is a new stealth heist game built on the shoulders of Garrett. Welcome to Thick As Thieves. Continue reading Thief has a new spiritual sequel, built by the Deus Ex and System Shock devs