PC Games 07/22 with a big cover story for Overwatch 2

PC Games 07/22 with a large cover story on Overwatch 2, 25 years of Dungeon Keeper and much more (1)

What have we dished up for you for the new issue of PC Games, No. 07/2022? Well, the table is well set with all sorts of exciting topics. Let’s start with our cover story, which also opens the preview series. Overwatch 2 is the long-awaited sequel to the small indie shooter Overwatch, which if you’ve got eyes or ears, you may have seen something of it over the past few years. We clarify whether the spark will still ignite at the second appearance and whether Tracer and Co. are still up to it. In other preview articles we take a look at the colorful retro brawler TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge, the promising racing sim F1 22 and the vampire multiplayer fun V Rising, among others.

But why look to the future when the good is already there? Or at least the reasonably appealing ones, because the quality of the games that we are examining in this issue is quite a wild mix. For example, Sniper Elite 5 turned out really well (although not flawlessly), and King Arthur: Knight’s Tale and Hardspace: Shipbreaker also offer a lot to love. Unfortunately, titles like Evil Dead: The Game, Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong and Trek to Yomi didn’t quite meet expectations. The samurai adventure in particular looks really damn good, but it’s pretty much a zero number in terms of play. Yes, and the fewer words we say about Road Maintenance Simulator, the better.


One last look at the magazine and extended sections, and there are a few delicacies for those who like to delve into reports and opinion pieces. For the 25th anniversary, we trace the history of the classic Dungeon Keeper and explain why there will probably never be a third part. We also shed light on the history of Electronic Arts, as the company is already an incredible 40 years old!

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There’s also a special on JRPG clichés, Elden Ring tips, and a column on selling Square Enix brands like Tomb Raider and Deus Ex. Buyers of the extended edition also get the full version of the puzzle adventure Shady Part of with this edition Me, in which you, as a little girl, have to solve all sorts of shadow puzzles and also complete jumping tasks. We hope you enjoy it!

These topics await you in PC Games 07/22:







PC Games 07/22 with a large cover story on Overwatch 2, 25 years of Dungeon Keeper and much more (1)

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  • Cover Theme: Overwatch 2
  • full version: Shady Part of Me (digital, only included in the extended version of the PC games)
  • Currently: TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge, F1 22, V Rising, Metal: Hellsinger, Songs of Conquest, Hard West 2
  • Testing: Sniper Elite 5, Evil Dead: The Game, Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong, Trek to Yomi, King Arthur: Knight’s Tale, Crowns and Pawns: Kingdom of Deceit, Hardspace: Shipbreaker, Road Maintenance Simulator
  • Specials, reports + extended part: 25 years of Dungeon Keeper, 40 years of Electronic Arts, Column: That’s why selling Tomb Raider is a good thing, Typically JRPG, Elden Ring Tips & Tricks
  • Hardware: Current buyer’s guide for three common example configurations (entry-level, mid-range, high-end)
  • A video area with numerous HD videos spread over two extended DVDs
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The entire PC Games team wishes you a lot of fun with this edition!

You get the new PC Games 07/22… from June 15th at your newsagents – either as a magazine edition for 5.99 euros or as a particularly lavish extended version with 16 extra pages, two bulging DVDs and a full digital version.

If you don’t want to wait that long: off in the PC games online store – just the new issue conveniently order at home or subscribe now and a valuable bonus collect!

Of course, the new PC games are also available in digital form! From now on, your favorite magazine will accompany you everywhere – whether on a tablet, smartphone, Kindle Fire or in the browser.

Reference-www.pcgames.de