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The PC Gamer Show was the official podcast of PC Gamer from 2014 to 2021, the number one source of PC gaming news & reviews. Now we have a new podcast: PC Gamer Chat Log.
Check it out!
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Tyler Wilde reviewed Ori and the Will of the Wisps this week, so he joins James to get into the weeds of good metroidvania design. Ori holds up pretty well and comes highly recommended, but for genre fans there are still a few nits to pick.
James - https://www.twitter.com/my_beards
Tyler - https://www.twitter.com/tyler_wilde
On this week's episode, Wes and James break down the Baldur's Gate 3 gameplay reveal, Halo: CE's surprise PC release, and all the best games from PAX East.
On this week's episode, it's preview heaven, baby. Tyler's talking about his time with Chivalry 2 and Amazon's MMO, New World. But Chris is coming in hot with the two kinds of spaceships—the kind you take apart and the kind you birth from an egg—talking about his time with Hardspace: Shipbreaker and No Man's Sky's organic ship update.
On this week's episode, we talk about our earliest memories of The Sims, from our first intentional pool drowning to our latest intentional pool drowning.
Talking heads:
James - twitter.com/my_beards
Joanna - twitter.com/JLNwrites
Chris - twitter.com/screencuisine
On this week's show, James, Wes, and Steven discuss their time with Monster Hunter World: Iceborne and the massive WoW 8.3 patch.
On the first episode of 2020, James, Chris, and Steven take some time to talk about all the big winners in PC Gamer's GOTY awards.
We close out the year with our favorite PC game music of 2019.
Featured artists:
Floex, Orbital
Jay Tholen
Andrew Prahlow
Bill Kiley
Stephen Barton
LudoWic, Irving Force
Theodor Bastard
Casey Edwards
Daniel Olsén, Jonathan Eng
Woody Jackson
British Sea Power
Kings of the Rollers
Copilot Music + Sound, Ross Tregenza
Justin E. Bell
Gabe Cuzzilo, Matt Boch
Joe Hisaishi
This week's a little different. I'm (James) joined by Justin Vasquez of Elastic Games to talk about how the sudden closure of the Discord Store drastically altered the future of what was meant to one of the shop's flagship titles. Last Year is a 5v1 teens versus monster horror game deeply rooted in B-movie aesthetics, a charming and unique take on asymmetrical competition that I personally prefer to the easy, but not entirely accurate comparison, Dead by Daylight.
But Last Year hasn't had the easiest time standing out. Shortly after launch on the Discord Store, the future of the game was put on the fritz when the shop suddenly closed. The team went dark for months much to the dismay of their busy Discord community, but Elastic Games has since found a new direction and road map for its debut, and more importantly, a new home on Steam.
Vasquez takes me through the moments the Discord Store shut down, the trouble of maintaining healthy communication with a fervent community, keeping up team morale in a difficult time, and the new shape and direction of Last Year.
On this week's show, the gang shares what they're thankful for in PC gaming, everyone chimes in on their favorite games of the year, and Baby Yoda comes up, like, way too many times.
On this week's show, Tom talks about how much he loves the intense lightsaber combat of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Joanna breaks down everything Stadia, and we watch the Half-Life: Alyx trailer the minute it's released.