PC games have
always been in use. There are a lot of advantages of PC games than any other
gaming mediums. Thus, several of the players are there who love to play PC
games. So, they were not really out of the market ever. For those who think
that the PC games are outdated, we recommend them to go through this article to
find out the games that were popular in 2016. Then only you will be able to
understand the immense popularity of the games
Civilization VI
This game has
several types of changes. That can be on the updates that are existing and
other things. The game enables the players to plan ahead deliberately,
strategize and then take the actions. The player can build their own
civilization virtually. One is able to lead their civilization through a clear
transparency. This game is the sixth one of the series. The earlier version as
is evident has been much famous and thus this version was no exception.
Stellaris
Most of the people
who have played this game have not wanted to leave it. I too had the same
experience with this one. This game had transformed me into someone who wanted
to play strategy games. But earlier I had always refrained from playing the
strategy games. It is almost a video game experience with Stellaris by creating
one's own empire in the galaxy.
Inside
This is a dark
puzzle quite like limbo. There is a deadly oppressive world in which the game
is being setup. The boy who is under your control will die frequently and
suddenly. The world in there is violent and shadowy. It has the nature-based
fears in it. The society is dystopic in nature.
Overwatch
It almost makes you
feel like a hero when you save the teammates playing the character of your
favorite heroes. It is a nice game to play and will keep you engaged in your
free time.
Stardew Valley
It is a virtual
farming game. The fans of it are absolutely in love with it and are eager to
find out what the developers are going to offer them to make the experience
better. It has introduced a new set of gamers so that the users find the joys
of a country life that are pixellated.
So, it is quite
clear that they PC games are not out of the market. There is still much craze
about playing on a PC. Many people are looking forward to playing the games on
PC in the near future also.
Forza Horizon 3 is the third in a series of
attempts to humanise Turn 10’s excellent if cold driving simulators, and the
first to successfully complete the windy and treacherous route from Xbox to
personal computers.
Set in an alternate-world Australia in which
everyone and their mums is obsessed with motorsports, Forza Horizon 3’s
open world exists to satisfy you. As in Pokemon’s Kanto, every citizen in the
country pours their energies into one shared passion, becoming either opponent
or cheerleader of your efforts to become the leading racecar driver and
part-time festival organiser down under.
Drift
sideways through the outback. Drive to the beach and perform stunt jumps
through an elephant’s graveyard of cargo ships. Build a festival site that
takes up 25% of Byron Bay. Just pick a road and goooo.
Titanfall 2
What
a lovely twist in the tail end of a delightful year for games. Titanfall 2
is not only a good sequel to a multiplayer game deserted too soon by its
community - it’s also a fantastic single-player shooter. As the campaign
progresses, with hulking metal companion BT at your side, Respawn fire and
forget: tossing away brilliant ideas as if they were empty clips, before
reaching for another. All the while, Titanfall 2 offers a first-class showcase
in visual and audio feedback - nothing underwhelms.
How could we have forgotten, in the year of
Modern Warfare Remastered, that this team of former Infinity Ward staffers were
capable of such great feats in single-player FPS design?
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
It was in between stacking the fourth and
fifth dumpster in an impossible staircase up to a Prague apartment window that
we realised - at no point have Eidos Montreal forgotten Deus Ex’s roots. For
all its modern shooter trappings, the series has lost none of its essential
magic in silly simulation and player problem-solving.
It perhaps hasn’t gained quite enough in
Mankind Divided, Montreal’s second Deus Ex sequel to date - certainly
not in overall length. But the studio maintained their focus on improvisational
combat and avoidance while venerating player ownership above all else, allowing
parts of their knotty plot of prejudice and class struggle to slip into the
background if we so desired.
To top it off, Mankind Divided's PC port isn't
too shabby either.
Read our Deus Ex: Mankind Divided review.
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