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Best PC Games 2017

Best PC Games 2017 – The Definitive List

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The fact that it’s not as breathtaking as its predecessor shouldn’t really stop horror fans from picking up this creepy run-and-hide simulator.

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Prey

Until such time that System Shock 3 may challenge it, Prey is the follow-up to System Shock 2 in everything but name. Arkane reaffirms their commitment to ‘immersive sims’ in impressive fashion.

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Resident Evil 7 Biohazard

A wonderful return to creepy form for the venerable horror franchise.

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Rain World

A gem of a platformer featuring an adorable Slugcat. Rain World is both brutal and challenging. Plus, it has a Slugcat.

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Sniper Elite 4

Sniper Elite 4

You can shoot Nazis in the junk, across bigger maps than before, with more options and better AI. Were you expecting something else? Do you really want something else?

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Star Trek Bridge Crew

Star Trek Bridge Crew

This is the first VR-only game to make it onto our best PC games list in 2017. Star Trek Bridge Crew places up to four players on the bridge of a Federation starship and they have to work together as either captain, helmsman, engineering or tactical officers. The game is the best Star Trek game for a long time and offers a real sense of immersion. A must-have game for Star Trek fans.

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Stellaris Utopia DLC

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In tandem, the (free) Banks 1.5 update and Utopia contribute a splendid set of features and mechanical changes to Stellaris. Taken alone, Utopia is more the luxury trimmings to Banks’ essentials, but it’s a fine package of unique species specialisation and mega-engineering all the same.

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NieR: Automata

You don’t have to be a soulless, unthinking machine to dislike NieR: Automata, but it helps. This is a very, very special game – sufficiently special that it honestly deserves a better port than it got.

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Middle Earth Shadow of War

One of the better PC portst this yearm Shadow of War was a solid performer; seemingly well optimised for a broad selection of hardware, and full of plenty of UI, control and graphics options for a nicely customised game.

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Tales of Berseria

Over-linearity and rubbish dungeon design bog it down a bit, but the combat, characters, and rather unusual plot still make Tales of Berseria a tale worth experiencing.

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The Evil Within 2

The Evil Within 2

Mixing open-world and linear survival horror is a brave experiment that largely pays off for this enjoyable, schlocky stealth-action horror title.

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Thimbleweed Park

A love letter to the old LucasArts adventures. A must-play if you fondly remember them, and a should-play even if you don’t.

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