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FF14 unofficial census finds what we were all pretty much feeling—before patch 7.25, Dawntrail's playerbase has likely been on the decline
I concur with PC Gamer's Mollie Taylor, my fellow Final Fantasy 14 enjoyer on our illustrious staff, that FF14's Occult Crescent patch has made the game feel like an MMO again. I actually got ...
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'We all got laid off', says former Deck Nine narrative designer, after no-one was around to pick up Life is Strange: Double Exposure's GDC Awards win
I'm not entirely sure Life is Strange: Double Exposure was a good idea conceptually—nor was series fan and PC Gamer writer Mollie Taylor, who played the thing and had a good, if "unnecessary ...
Silver Palace may look like your ordinary anime game, but it's hiding a deliciously violent combat system underneath all those waifus
One character rams a sword straight through a monster's throat, another grabs an enemy from behind before plunging a syringe into their neck, and—this is the one that really sold me on it—an ...
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Life is Strange: Double Exposure reportedly a 'large loss' for Square Enix, says analyst, who adds: 'The company's IP fundamentally varies too much between good and bad'
As PC Gamer's own Mollie Taylor said during a preview, "remind me to never become besties with Max Caulfield, lest I end up dead in a ditch somewhere." Retreading the same 'best friend dead ...
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Tempopo review
Mollie spent her early childhood deeply invested in games like Killer Instinct, Toontown and Audition Online, which continue to form the pillars of her personality today. She joined PC Gamer in ...
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Monster Hunter Wilds will finally let players transmog their ugly Artian weapons, and there's been some much-needed acknowledgement of PC performance problems
There's some stuff we already knew about, but there's also, finally, some much-needed recognition around the PC version's performance issues as well as some extra details on what we can expect to ...
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Final Fantasy 16 is the latest game to be freed from the shackles of Denuvo, though its 7-year-old predecessor still remains in DRM jail
Ah, Denuvo, the forever enemy of PC gamers. The anti-tamper software's inclusion in most modern game releases rarely ever goes down well, but something that is almost always a universal win is ...