Best PC games to buy 2023: The top games to add to your collection

Source: Pocket-Lint added 15th Apr 2023

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Whether a game is good or not is often down to personal opinion, but we’ve crafted this list of fantastic PC games we’ve enjoyed that you might too.

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Whether a game is good or not is often down to personal opinion, but we’ve crafted this list of fantastic PC games we’ve enjoyed that you might too.

We’ve played and reviewed a range of games so you’re bound to find something to suit you. We’ve also written a number of detailed guides for specific genres of games if you have a particular mood in mind:

  • Top deeply engrossing RPGs
  • Best First Person Shooters for PC gamers
  • Sublime co-op games for PC players
  • Best racing games on PC
  • Top action-adventure games
  • Best open-world and survival games for PC
  • Best free-to-play Battle Royale

This list though includes our current favourite games that we’re playing at the moment and would highly recommend.

Best PC games we’d recommend getting

  • CD Projekt RED / The Witcher III: Wild Hunt

    The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

    1. Best overall PC game

  • Warhorse Studios

    Kingdom Come: Deliverance

    2. Another epic RPG

  • Battlestate Games

    Escape from Tarkov

    3. Best hardcore shooter

  • Coffee Stain Publishing

    Satisfactory

    4. Super satisfying building

  • Rockstar

    Red Dead Redemption 2

    5. Best for cowboys

CD Projekt RED / The Witcher III: Wild Hunt

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

1. Best overall PC game

The game that keeps giving

One of the best open-world RPGs ever crafted, with so much to do.

Pros

  • Superb storyline
  • Stunning visuals on PC
  • Hours and hours of gameplay

Cons

  • Steep learning curve initially

No list of best PC games would be complete without The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, It’s been around for a while now, but continues to be one of our favourite games thanks to its lore, quality of visuals, gameplay mechanics and a whole lot more.

It also recently had a next-gen overhaul to make it look even better on PC so it still pushes the visual boundaries as well.

Warhorse Studios

Kingdom Come: Deliverance

2. Another epic RPG

Beautifully crafted medieval world

This is a great medieval RPG which puts you in the shoes of a normal person thrust into a harsh world.

Pros

  • Realistic design
  • Engaging story
  • Staggering setting

Cons

  • Combat can be hard to master

We love Kingdom Come: Deliverance because of how it does things differently from other RPGs. You play an average medieval peasant who’s thrust into a war-ravaged time and needs to learn to survive. This makes combat tough and gameplay challenging but really thrilling. We also love the setting and the graphics of this one as well.

PC gamers will also enjoy the fact that this game is challenging for your system. Try running it on ultra settings and you’ll be warned those visuals are only intended for future hardware. It’s like Crysis but for the new age.

Battlestate Games

Escape from Tarkov

3. Best hardcore shooter

Intense looter shooter

Escape from Tarkov is an intense and unforgiving FPS like no other.

Pros

  • Intense gameplay that keeps you coming back
  • Stunning graphics
  • Hardcore PVP battles

Cons

  • Unforgiving for beginners

    If you prefer a bit of FPS action then we’d highly recommend Escape From Tarkov. This game is certainly not for everyone as it can be highly punishing, especially for casual players. That said it’s also one of the best thrills we’ve had playing an online PVP shooter. The risk-to-reward experience makes it an utter thrill to play. When you lose it’s terrible but when you win it’s amazing.

    This is a looter shooter, so with each game, your goal is to collect loot and get out of the map without being killed and that’s where the thrill comes in because if you die you lose it all.

    Coffee Stain Publishing

    Satisfactory

    4. Super satisfying building

    Super satisfying building mechanics and intrigue

    Satisfactory gives you plenty to do with both survival and building mechanics on a distant alien world.

    Pros

    • Brilliant fun on your own or with friends
    • Stunning alien worlds to explore
    • Building like no other

      If you prefer your games with more building and less shooting then Satisfactory is the one to buy. This game puts you on a distant planet mining for resources and creating all sorts of machinery while avoiding being food for the local wildlife.

      It’s great fun to play with friends or on your own, while challenging yourself to see what magnificent structures you can create.

      Rockstar

      Red Dead Redemption 2

      5. Best for cowboys

      A classic cowboy experience

      Incredible depth and attention to detail are present in this sequel.

      Pros

      • Stunning visuals and atmospherics
      • Massive world to explore
      • Thoroughly engaging story

      Cons

      • Can be taxing on your PC

      RDR 2 is glorious on PC, especially in 4K with HDR visuals. There’s also a lot to be said for aiming your six-shooter with a mouse and keyboard or more accurately hunting wildlife while taking careful aim with your bow.

      We loved Red Dead Redemption 2 when it first appeared on console and we love it even more on PC. It still looks great now and how many other games let you get lost in the wild west?

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