Tag: PC Preview

Final Fantasy VII Revelation looks set to send Cloud and his companions on their biggest adventure yet, with the Highwind’s freedom, a dramatically expanded world, new playable characters and a deeper combat system all leading to the final confrontation with Sephiroth. The real challenge will be giving this extraordinary journey an ending worthy of everything that came before. If Square Enix gets it right, this could be a finale fans remember for years to come.

Spyro: A Realm Beyond isn't simply bringing the purple dragon back. It finally gives him the freedom to truly fly, while preserving the collecting, exploration and charm that made the original trilogy so special. If Toys for Bob can turn that freedom into genuinely inventive level design, this could be the Spyro comeback fans have been waiting nearly two decades for.

Stage Tour looks set to bring the plastic guitar era roaring back, blending classic five-fret rhythm gameplay with a modern Tour structure, a broad soundtrack and plenty of opportunities to make a spectacular noise with friends. It still has plenty to prove before launch, but RedOctane Games appears to understand that the magic was never just about hitting notes. It was about getting together, turning up the volume and feeling like a rockstar for a few minutes.

Farming Simulator 25: Beans & Alpacas Edition looks set to be another wonderfully deep and relaxing agricultural adventure. Coffee estates, fluffy alpacas, new production chains and a vibrant, South American-inspired landscape could give even veteran farmers plenty of fresh work to get stuck into.

Transport Fever 3 looks set to turn the humble act of moving people and cargo into an enormous, living puzzle. With smarter cities, deeper logistics, more than a century of transport history, and a world that reacts to the networks you create, Urban Games could be on the verge of delivering the definitive transport management experience.

The Slormancer may begin with a hero who has no talent, but the game itself is anything but lacking in ambition. Beneath its charming pixel art and wonderfully silly humour lies a colossal action RPG packed with weapons, abilities, elemental powers and build options.

Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival looks set to drag players kicking and screaming into one of horror’s most twisted universes. With the Genesis Configuration providing a fascinating supernatural gameplay hook, a deeply personal story and the return of Doug Bradley as Pinhead, Saber Interactive could have something genuinely special on its hands.

MXGP 26: The Official Game could be the biggest leap the series has seen, with Unreal Engine 5 providing the visual muscle and dynamic track deformation threatening to redefine how motocross races are approached. Every wheel could reshape the track, every rut could alter a corner, and every lap could demand a fresh strategy.

Railbreak DX is shaping up to be far more than a visual overhaul. With Unreal Engine 5 enhancements, expanded replayability, new survivors, and the wonderfully absurd addition of dinosaur encounters, Dead Drop Studios looks ready to deliver the definitive version of its love letter to classic arcade light-gun shooters.

Gears of War: E-Day isn't trying to reinvent one of gaming's greatest shooters. Instead, it looks set to remind players why the original captured their imaginations. By returning to Emergence Day, embracing horror once again, and putting Marcus and Dom at the heart of the story, The Coalition may finally have the Gears sequel fans have been waiting for.