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But the best part is its character customisation and spell crafting system.

Steven Messner: Path of Exile has quietly become one of the best action RPGs around thanks to its almost incomprehensible depth and wildly different seasonal leagues, where whole new systems are introduced. If you're looking for a list of the games that helped shape PC gaming as we know it, try the 50 most important PC games of all time. You'll also find a selection of personal picks: games we individually love that didn't quite make the cut. We wanted to celebrate the breadth and variety of PC gaming, and so, for the most part, have restricted ourselves to one game per series. This list represents what we think are the greatest PC games you can play today. The result is a more honest, considered reflection of our conflicting tastes and opinions as PC gamers. Where previously we voted for our favourite games, this year we talked: discussing each of our nominations and deciding which games should make the list. Įvery year, the PC Gamer team embarks on an epic quest to choose the top 100 PC games. We'll let you know when we know more.įor a constantly updated list of our favorite games on PC, check out our list of the best PC games right now. We can be pretty sure it'll be worth paying attention to, though: We selected 80 Days as the best-written game of 2015, and described the archaeological mystery game Heaven's Vault as "exquisite" and "absolutely stunning" in our 88% review. Or maybe it's something else entirely! There's just no way to know. Inkle said on Twitter that it's the name of a small jellyfish, but I strongly suspect that's not actually true. It could also be "Sabufhr," although that's not actually a word. Or it could point to a retelling of the legend of Robin Hood: The absence of "bow" is conspicuous, but its inclusion may have been a little too much of a giveaway. Were it not for the fact that Electronic Arts has an exclusive licensing deal with Disney I'd say with solid confidence that Inkle is making a Star Wars game, but since that's off the table, perhaps something Arthurian is in the pipe? The legend of the Round Table fits the words in the list, broadly speaking, and would also be a good match for Inkle's style of illustrated storytelling. Inkle, the interactive narrative studio whose previous games include Sorcery!, 80 Days, and Heaven's Vault, is teasing its next project-in a very distinctly Inkle-like fashion.