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Bodycam's third Devlog reveals Trenches, a new battlefield built around trench networks, underground tunnels, multiple tactical routes, dynamic weather, and dedicated FPV drone and RC car areas — all part of v0.8: Locked & Loaded, launching September 2.

SCS Software reveals how coach ownership will work in Euro Truck Simulator 2's upcoming Coaches DLC — buying and customizing your own vehicle, shared finances with trucking, and a new Contract Jobs system where passenger satisfaction directly affects your payout. Still no release date.

Bodycam's second Devlog reveals a full sound design overhaul: a new real-time Organic Reverb system, realistic sound propagation through rooms and corridors, improved vertical audio, and completely reworked weapon sounds — all part of v0.8: Locked & Loaded, launching September 2.

Game Science has revealed 15 minutes of Black Myth: Zhong Kui gameplay, offering the first substantial look at its sword-based combat, parry mechanics, new world, enemies, and how it differs from Black Myth: Wukong.

Beast of Reincarnation pairs Sekiro-inspired parry combat with a clever companion system and playful traversal, but thirty-plus hours of repeated encounters, familiar environments, and technical hiccups blunt its excellent opening hours. Here's our full review and score.

Forza Horizon 6 takes the series to Japan and delivers its most purposeful map yet — every road has a reason to exist. Weak cutscene writing and a tired Cross-Country mode hold it back slightly, but this is Playground Games at its most confident. Score: 9/10.

Resident Evil Requiem splits its campaign between horror-driven Grace Ashcroft and action-ready Leon Kennedy — and the contrast between them is the game's best trick. Boss fights are too brief and the third act stumbles, but this is Capcom's strongest RE in over a decade. Score: 9/10.

Game Science's Black Myth: Wukong pairs deep staff-and-stance combat with 80+ bosses and some of the best art direction in years — but trash-mob fatigue and a sparse Chapter Six keep it from perfection. Full review, updated for 2026 post-launch patches.

Pearl Abyss's open-world epic is uneven, under-written, and visually unlike anything else in 2026. It's also one of the most compelling games of the year.

Castlevania: Belmont's Curse
Konami

Valor Mortis
One More Level, Lyrical Games

Planet Zoo 2
Frontier Developments

Dragon's Dogma II: Dark Arisen
Capcom

Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival
Saber Interactive, Boss Team Games

Gears of War: E-Day
Xbox Game Studios
WalkthroughDiscover the locations of all three bells in Black Myth: Wukong Chapter 1. This guide shows where to find each bell, unlock the Ancient Guanyin Temple, defeat Elder Jinchi, and obtain the Fireproof Mantle Vessel.
WalkthroughAll 11 Chapter 1 bosses, in order — Bullguard through Black Bear Guai, plus the secret fights against Elder Jinchi and Red Loong. Locations, attack patterns, and every reward, including the two missable items most players lose.
WalkthroughEvery boss, bell, and missable in Chapter 1 of Black Myth: Wukong — from the Forest of Wolves through Black Wind Cave, including how to unlock the secret Ancient Guanyin Temple and prepare for the fight against Black Bear Guai.
WalkthroughEvery chapter of Black Myth: Wukong, mapped out in one place — Black Wind Mountain to Mount Huaguo, with links to every boss guide, collectible chain, and secret area guide published so far.

From massive open-world RPGs to tight, story-driven indies, this list ranks the 30 best PC games you can play right now in 2026 — including must-plays like Baldur's Gate 3, Elden Ring, and Cyberpunk 2077, plus the year's biggest new releases.

The complete, year-by-year list of every Game of the Year winner since The Game Awards began in 2014 — from Baldur's Gate 3 and Elden Ring back to Dragon Age: Inquisition — including what each game beat and every major award it swept.