The PC Gaming category is dedicated to the vast and ever-evolving world of computer-based gaming. With a rich history and a future filled with innovations, PC gaming offers an immersive experience that ranges from high-end graphical wonders to indie gems. Whether it's the latest triple-A titles, strategic simulations, or updates on gaming peripherals, this section delves deep into everything related to PC gaming. Readers can explore in-depth reviews, news on upcoming releases, tweaks to enhance performance, and insights into the trends shaping the PC gaming industry.
NetherRealm's latest Mortal Kombat 1 update brings key changes to Takeda Takahashi and several Kameo fighters, enhancing gameplay balance and fixing issues ahead of the Khaos Reigns expansion.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle may launch on PS5 before it arrives on Xbox Game Pass Standard, potentially putting Microsoft's own subscribers at a disadvantage.
Striking Distance Studios reveals [REDACTED], a new roguelike set in The Callisto Protocol universe, offering a unique twist on the Black Iron Prison outbreak.
Learn how to play Indiana Jones and the Great Circle up to three days early with the new Premium Upgrade, offering early access, exclusive outfits, and more.
Concord, the hero shooter from Firewalk Studios, launches after nearly a decade in development, promising a deep experience for PS5 and PC players.
Steam's latest update introduces a feature that tags reviews with a Steam Deck icon, helping users identify games optimized for the handheld device.
Discover the latest rumors and confirmed details about the Nintendo Switch 2, including its potential release date, specs, backward compatibility, and more.
Gearbox co-founder Randy Pitchford explains why Borderlands 4 will launch on Steam and Epic Games Store, a change from Borderlands 3's timed exclusivity.
NetherRealm's new AAA game is set to include a story mode, according to recent job listings. The studio may be working on a new fighting game with a strong narrative component.
Avowed will offer players double-digit unique endings, according to Obsidian's Carrie Patel, encouraging replayability and personalized gameplay experiences.