Top 10 PC Games 2020

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The best PC games today are bigger, more challenging and even more visually-

they will immerse you in new and distant lands or worlds for hours, days and maybe even weeks. They’re not limited to one genre, either. You’ve got the best MMOs or MOBAs, gorgeous open-world games in which you can trample around, classics that drip with nostalgia and even co-op PC games to take on your friends.

Whatever genre you’re into, there’s something out there that will draw you in. We’ve rounded up the best PC games in 2020, including the best Steam games 2020, for you to check out.

The best new PC game: Command & Conquer Remastered Collection

The 90’s are still alive in the form of the Command & Conquer Remastered Collection. This doesn’t just have a remastered version of the original game from 1995. It also has Red Alert as well as the games’ three expansion packs for over 100 missions and over 250 multiplayer maps. That’s quite a lot of content in this release, then.

1. Control :-

It’s not hard to see why Control has taken the gaming world by storm. The creative team at Remedy Entertainment made sure to pack this title with plenty to love, paying very close attention to the intricate details. A deeply cinematic game, this action-adventure offers its players staggering visuals, inspired environment design and brilliant performances – not to mention, a deeply satisfying combat experience.

There’s nothing quite like Control on the market, and it makes it one of the best PC games to play right now.

2. Monster Hunter World :-

Monster Hunter is one of the biggest gaming franchises you’ve probably never heard of for years now. With Monster Hunter: World, the series broke into the mainstream and came to the PC (much to many gamers’ relief), and now, it’s one of the best PC games you can play to date. 

Monster Hunter: World puts you in the shoes of a monster hunter, and you’ll hunt increasingly bigger and meaner monsters, strip them for parts, and craft bigger, badder armor. It’s a deviously simple gameplay loop that ends up being one of the most compelling and rewarding PC games you can play right now. 

There’s an incessant onslaught of content in this game, and Capcom, the developers of this monster hunting hit, are committed to bringing a wealth of free DLC to the game – as well as a new frosty expansion in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. If you’re looking for an addictive, immersive and most importantly, fun game to play on your own or with all your closest friends cooperatively, Monster Hunter: World is the PC game of your dreams. There’s no doubt it’s one of the best PC games you can buy today.

3. Red Dead Redemption 2 :-

bbMonster Hunter is one of the biggest gaming franchises you’ve probably never heard of for years now. With Monster Hunter: World, the series broke into the mainstream and came to the PC (much to many gamers’ relief), and now, it’s one of the best PC games you can play to date. 

Monster Hunter: World puts you in the shoes of a monster hunter, and you’ll hunt increasingly bigger and meaner monsters, strip them for parts, and craft bigger, badder armor. It’s a deviously simple gameplay loop that ends up being one of the most compelling and rewarding PC games you can play right now. 

There’s an incessant onslaught of content in this game, and Capcom, the developers of this monster hunting hit, are committed to bringing a wealth of free DLC to the game – as well as a new frosty expansion in Monster Hunter World: Iceborne. If you’re looking for an addictive, immersive and most importantly, fun game to play on your own or with all your closest friends cooperatively, Monster Hunter: World is the PC game of your dreams. There’s no doubt it’s one of the best PC games you can buy today.

4. Dark Souls 3 : -

Dark Souls 3 improves on everything you like about the Souls series by blending it with elements found in Bloodborne. (Image credit: From Software)

While it's arguably not as hard as earlier titles in the series, From Software's Dark Souls 3 takes everything you like about the Souls series and improves on it by blending it with elements found in Bloodborne, the developer's more recent title for PS4.

We won’t sugar coat it: you’re going to die in Dark Souls 3, perhaps more than once. It takes patience to master its complex combat system, but it also plays fair, which makes it more approachable for casual players so they too can take part in its bleak, fantastical world. And, on the bright side, it’s much more optimized for PC than the first two games. Now that you can pick up Dark Souls: Remastered, and see where the apocalyptic series began, there’s never been a better time to link the first flame

5. Doom: Eternal : -

Doom: Eternal takes everything from the remastered Doom of 2016 and turns it up to 11. The game is intense, visually and sonically overwhelming, and is exactly what you would expect a fever dream inspired by Doom would feel like.

The gameplay is a seamless first-person shooter where you trek into hell to battle an assortment of never-ending demons and reclaim an overrun earth. Refilling your health sometimes requires quite literally tearing monsters apart, and there is some need to be creative with your weapon choice, depending on what demon you’re facing. However, this game is all about creating havoc and rushing into battle as loud and as brash as possible.

Not only is Doom: Eternal a hell of a ride (pun intended). It’s also a gorgeous looking game that takes advantage of the newest hardware. And, it’s a 2v1 multiplayer mode where one player takes control of the “slayer” and faces off against two more player-controlled demons.

7 . Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice : -

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an awfully difficult game to master. (Image credit: From Software)

From Software is a household name when it comes to designing the best PC games. The minds behind the critically praised Dark Souls series have transported PC gamers to some of the most forsaken landscapes and through some of the most challenging yet rewarding gameplay. From Software is back at it once more, with Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

Sekiro places you in the shoes of the Young Wolf, a shinobi tasked with rescuing his young master. The game will take you through 16th-century Japan, but things will get eerie and supernatural: this is From Software we’re talking about. 

Don’t expect an easy time of it, however. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is an awfully difficult game to master, and you’ll need quick reflexes to deflect enemy attacks, as well as to master stealth. You won’t be able to hide behind a shield all day, like you were able to in Dark Souls III.

8. Sid Meier's Civilization VI : -

What Sid Meier's Civilization VI has to offer is its massive scope. (Image credit: 2K Games)

Sid Meier's Civilization VI is the most recent installment in the iconic turn-based strategy game, and it's without a doubt among the best PC games you can play to date. One of the things that make the PC the best platform for gaming on is the sheer breadth of different game genres on offer. And, what Civilization VI has to offer is its massive scope, despite the fact that it might seem slower paced next to the likes of Fortnite.

Spread your empire across the map and crush your enemies. You build up your empire from a simple settlement to a world power, and you can decide to do this through military might, technological supremacy or cultural influence. Since its launch in 2016, it has had two expansion packs that really cement this game as an epic entry in our best PC games list. Civilization VI: Rise and Fall released in February 2018, with Civilization VI: Gathering Storm following in February 2019.

9. Fortnite Battle Royale : -

Fortnite Battle Royale is actually a game mode for the Fortnite game. (Image credit: Epic Games)

It’s possibly the biggest game in the world right now, so Fortnite Battle Royale is a natural shoo-in for this list. After all, it is a global phenomenon and among the best PC games to play right now if you like super-competitive online games. This is a game people keep coming back to, and that's mostly due to its addictive gameplay and regular updates from Epic.

Fortnite Battle Royale is actually a game mode for the Fortnite game, but this mode has become so popular, many people consider it a separate game in its own right. As with other Battle Royale games, the aim of Fortnite Battle Royale is to fight your way through an ever-shrinking map until you're the last player standing. While that might sound simple enough, there's a whole lot of depth to this game once you start playing.

10. Player Unknown Battle Ground : -

100 murderous hopefuls skydive onto an abandoned island, grab whatever weapons and ammo they can find, and fight to the death. Rinse and repeat. Though the concept wasn't new (Player Unknown) is responsible for multiple battle royale modes and mods), PUBG made the battle royale genre into the phenomenon that it is today. As a third- or first-person shooter, PUBG is more realistic and less arcadey than Fortnite. The joy of it is how it forces players to move and take risks as an ever-shrinking forcefield funnels surviving players toward each other until a winner climbs out of the wreckage. Every instant of every game is a flood of important decisions to make, and any one of them—even a minor one—could lead to your doom.

2020 games we recommend

• Valorant (90%): The year's best new competitive game.

• Monster Train (77%): Slay the Spire players will enjoy this hellish card game.

• alf-Life: Alyx (92%): Valve's first big VR game, and it's great.

• Super Mega Baseball 3 (90%): The best baseball game on PC.

• Halo: Combat Evolved (85%): It's Halo, but fancier.

• Besiege (85%): Build ridiculous siege machines. 

• SnowRunner (83%): Master mud and snow in rugged vehicles.

• Gears Tactics (83%): Gears actually works great as a tactics game.

• Call of Duty: Warzone (82%): Tired of all the other battle royale games?

• Ori and the Will of the Wisps (81%): Much bigger, still gorgeous.

• Cloudpunk (80%): Fly around a neon metropolis.

Our Favourite Games 2019 : -

BEST OF THE BEST

  •  Red Dead Redemption 2

  •   Destiny 2 : Shadowkeep 

  •   Disco Elysium

  •  What The Golf

  •    Totel War : Three Kingdom

  •   Telling Lies

  •    Final Fantasy 14 : Shadowbringers

  •   Resident Evil 2 

  •    Quter Wilds

  •   Qutward 

  •   Amid Evil

  •    Anno 1800

  •    Remnant Form the Ashes

  •   Slay the Spire 

  •    Apex Legends

  •   Session

  •   Man of Medan

  •   Metro Exodus

  •   Rainbow Six Siege 

  •   Warframe

  •  Grand Theft Auto 5

  •  Counter strike

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