Show and tell
Our list of the best PC games, as a lot of our features do, begins as a collaborative spreadsheet. Each editor submits a ranked list of 15 games, from which our master 100 is born.
Born screaming, of course: there’s a layer of disagreement that practically hangs in the air all week as we argue about which classic games don’t hold up, which modern games are unappreciated, and why BioShock is a better RPG than Dark Souls. You’re with me on that last one, right? As ever, we invite you to add to this practically tangible fog of arguing-about-games: write to us at letters@pcgamer.com.
In between yelling at my colleagues, I flew up to Edmonton to spend time with Dragon Age: Inquisition, this month’s cover subject. This is the biggest RPG BioWare has ever made, and the scale of the project made me realize why so few developers are making blockbuster RPGs. One more thing: we’d love to have you as a viewer of The PC Gamer Show (www.youtube. com/pcgamer), our new regular video series. Our goal is to produce something that speaks to the issues and experiences that we as PC gamers are passionate about, and I’d love to hear what you think.