Ever wonder what it takes to bring a beloved RPG world back to life in a whole new way? PC Gamer magazine's brand-new issue is on sale right now, and it's leading with a deep dive into The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Songs of the Past.
If you're a Witcher fan, this is one you won't want to miss. The magazine is putting the spotlight on Songs of the Past, giving readers a closer look at this fresh chapter tied to one of the most celebrated RPGs of the modern era. Whether you've sunk hundreds of hours into Geralt's adventures or you're just curious about what's next for the franchise, this cover story should have plenty to dig into.
But that's far from all the issue has to offer. The lineup is absolutely stacked, covering everything from big-name titles to indie gems and hardware. You'll find coverage of Exodus, White Knuckle, Resident Evil Veronica, Vice Undercover, RimWorld, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and Corsair Cove all packed inside.
That mix says a lot about the issue's range. You've got survival, horror, strategy, sci-fi, and more represented across those pages. It's the kind of spread that means there's likely something for just about every kind of PC gamer, whether you lean toward tense atmospheric experiences or long-haul colony-building sessions.
And if you're the type who cares as much about what you're playing on as what you're playing, the issue has you covered there too. It also features a look at great RTS games and gaming laptops, so strategy fans and hardware shoppers alike have something waiting for them.
The magazine rounds things out with "much more" beyond what's listed, so expect the usual mix of features, previews, and buying advice that PC Gamer readers have come to rely on each month. It's a packed package from cover to cover.
The new issue is on sale now, so if any of these titles caught your eye, it might be worth grabbing a copy. With The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Songs of the Past leading the charge and a lineup that spans genres and gear, there's a lot to sink your teeth into this month.
What do you think? Will you be picking up the new issue, or is there a specific game on that list you're most excited to read about?
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