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Gaming PCs, peculiarly powerful ones, may be more expensive than consoles, just PCs have flexibility, moddability, and ability unavailable in the contest. As a upshot, PC gaming is able to apace pivot both toward and away from trends to give its players unique and amazing experiences.

So, a warning upfront: Unlike our other Essentials lists, this one covers a catalog that's spread beyond multiple decades, and focuses on the 22 games on the platform we think anybody should play if they want to get the virtually out of PC gaming. That includes some of our personal favorites, simply as well older games that cast a long shadow.

Why 22 games, though? Whatsoever less makes information technology difficult to narrow things down, and any more might be overwhelming. Twenty-two games is a solid number of titles, spread beyond multiple genres, with selections for only nearly every age group. And, when possible, nosotros've included a link to our guide for each game, in case you need a little assistance to get started.

Likewise, this list is constantly evolving. We've included the games that have been cycled out at the bottom for a petty boosted inspiration.

Let's dig in!

Control

Critics and players take raved nearly Remedy Amusement'southward Command, a third-person action game unlike any other. Here at Polygon, nosotros called it both an creative and a technical achievement. While it'due south available on modern consoles, the game looks and runs the all-time on a high-finish PC, especially if you have an Nvidia RTX video card to enable existent-fourth dimension ray tracing.

Equally Jesse Faden, players enter a brutalist skyscraper in New York City only to uncover a mystery that would make the writers of The X-Files blush. The gunplay is infrequent, matched by sound design and animation flourishes that earned six nominations and one bays at The Game Awards in 2019. But what ties it all together is a wild sense of humor and a relentlessly unnerving story that rewards exploration and mastery in equal mensurate.

The game can be a bit intimidating, especially its skill copse and somewhat cumbersome map. Check out our detailed guides section to get started. —Charlie Hall

Become it hither: Epic Games Store | Steam

Desperados 3

"Tactical stealth" isn't exactly a booming genre, but developer Mimimi seems to accept the format perfectly dialed in. After the success of Shadow Tactics in 2016, the squad took those same design tenets — small squads of specialized units tackling armies of soldiers with precision and quick-saving — to the Wild West with Desperados 3.

Desperados 3 changes very petty about what made Shadow Tactics great. Information technology'southward still an isometric stealth game filled with vision cones and seemingly-impossible odds. But small tweaks, like being able to cue up your entire team'south next action to all play out at the same fourth dimension, go far a much more satisfying experience than its predecessor.

The risk is made upwards of stellar levels that look more like dioramas brought to life, each filled with charm and item, from the rainy streets of New Orleans to the dusty byways of a sun-beaten desert town. Picking these levels apart, slice by piece, using each of your squad members' specialized abilities, is tremendously satisfying, like a sudoku puzzle with more than knife throwing. Fans of the archetype Commandos serial volition experience right at home here. — Russ Frushtick

Disco Elysium

Erstwhile-school isometric function-playing games are having a bit of a renaissance of tardily, with winning franchises similar Divinity, Pillars of Eternity, and Wasteland absolutely knocking it out of the park. Even the Baldur'due south Gate franchise is back, with some excellent remakes or the originals and a third installment on the fashion.

But there's simply nothing like Disco Elysium.

The award-winning office-playing game puts y'all in the shoes of a center-aged detective, just this is your nor regular gumshoe story. From our review:

Disco Elysium tells the story of a grizzled detective who got and then drunk he forgot who he was, and now has to solve a murder. He'due south working in a town that's mysteriously out of time: Disco music is all the rage, and in that location are record players everywhere ... but mod technology as well sometimes crops up as if it's no big deal.

It's upwards to you to split up your time between reassembling your sense of self, and working out why there'south a man hanging by his neck near the eye of boondocks. Everything seems to be working on dream logic, and the quicker you're able to meet the game on that level, the better.

And what makes Disco Elysium and so unique mechanically is its ludicrously detailed grapheme creation and leveling arrangement, and the amount of command it gives you lot over how you play your character while leaving plenty of room for surprises coming from the game itself.

Get it here: Steam

Doom Eternal

Polygon'due south game of the twelvemonth 2016 was called Doom, a reboot of the 1993 franchise from id Software and Bethesda Softworks. Believe information technology or not, 2020'due south Doom Eternal is even better. From our review:

Doom Eternal stands apart from its contemporaries, the big, gaudy, self-serious first-person shooters like Call of Duty and Battleground that demand instant, microscopic movements to perform headshots in order to survive confronting preternaturally gifted teens. Competitive players of those franchises grapple with each patch's meta, while memorizing maps, angles, and weapon advantages. It's a popular arroyo to AAA start-person shooter design, merely for all the k telescopic and spectacle, the "fun" of these shooters largely takes identify down the sights of a gun. Just 1 weapon in Doom Eternal includes a traditional scope, and it'southward an optional upgrade. Ammo tin can be found in the breast cavity of every enemy, then there's no demand to be precious about firing from the hip.

In Doom Eternal, the "fun" is in the movement. Because you must restore health and armor with shut-range attacks, moving in and out of scrimmages becomes the foundation of winning strategies. A double leap, a double dash, and a hook that pulls you toward its living target all allow you to constitute your distance, as do environments sprinkled with walls, hills, tunnels, platforms, and monkey bars — all meant to exist used for cover and escape, but likewise your own amusement.

Get it here: Walmart | Steam | Amazon | Fanatical | Green Human being Gaming

Dwarf Fortress

Slaves to Armok: God of Claret Chapter 2: Dwarf Fortress, better known only as Dwarf Fortress, is a remarkable game. The result of the decadeslong collaboration betwixt ii brothers, Zach Adam and Tarn Adams, it'southward one of the most complex and esoteric simulations every conceived, and it's rendered in ASCII.

In the game's most well-known mode, players take control of a band of dwarves setting out to create a community from scratch in a hostile earth. "Control" is the wrong word, really, since the dwarves in the game have their own thoughts and feelings. Players merely propose that they dig into the mountain and plant a field of mushrooms, while the dwarves themselves decide if they're up to information technology at that particular signal in time.

Regardless of whether you elect to play the game, but creating a globe in Dwarf Fortress is an experience not to be missed if you lot own a gaming PC. In each new round's opening seconds, the game uses ridiculously complex systems to generate a 16,000-square-mile clamper of existent manor, 250 miles thick.

Keep in heed that, in improver to the colony simulation itself, there'south another mode in the game: a roguelike single-thespian run a risk that allows players to explore the game's procedurally generated history from ground level.

Dwarf Fortress is completely gratis. Donations, naturally, are quite welcome. As a reward, you may exist gifted with a handmade drawing. —CH

Go it here: Bay 12 Games | Steam

The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim - a dragon flying over a river at sunset — A dragon in *Skyrim*.

One of the many benefits of PC gaming is the power to get under the hood and tinker with the games that you already own. At that place's no ameliorate series to satisfy the tinkerer's itch than The Elder Scrolls. The franchise has embraced the modding community for nearly ii decades, and the creative team behind it says that decision has had much to exercise with the series' longevity and popularity over the years.

The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim serves every bit an splendid introduction to game modding, cheers to its integration with the Steam Workshop. Merely purchase and download the game, and you'll be able to select from more than than 28,000 community-created mods that add together everything from new skins, items, and quest lines to large-scale battles.

Of grade, Skyrim is also bachelor as a virtual reality title that's fully uniform with Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, or PlayStation VR for console fans.

For those who want to dig a little deeper, The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind provides a much more hands-on modding experience. You'll demand to tinker with the actual game files themselves or download third-party tools to exercise the work, but the results tin can exist extremely satisfying. One mod, now xviii years in the making, has fifty-fifty added an entire landmass with loftier-quality quests, additional vocalism-over work, and full integration with the game'south fast-travel system. —CH

Become Skyrim here: St e am | Amazon | GameStop | Fanatical | G reen Man Gaming

Elite: Dangerous

The sequel to the original Elite, a PC game that dates all the fashion dorsum to 1984, Elite: Dangerous and its Horizons expansion are a borderline spiritual spacefaring experience.

At the core of this game is a realistic simulation of all 400 billion star systems in the Galaxy galaxy. No, that's not a typo. The secret is the so-chosen Stellar Forge, a procedural system that developer Frontier Developments used to realistically simulate the formation of our galaxy. Using the best available astronomical data, the studio sort of threw all of creation into a digital rock tumbler and then continued to smoothen what roughshod out as an MMO.

It's the customs that makes this game such a joy to play. A recent effort to put new Fleet Carriers in every corner of the galaxy has contributed to a massive uptick in players, including all-time high player counts on Steam. Also, the developer is adding "infinite legs" — the ability to go out of your ship and walk effectually in first-person — some time in 2021.

Whether y'all want to risk life and limb rescuing your boyfriend players as a member of the Fuel Rats, engage in loftier-stakes player-versus-histrion combat during customs-sponsored narrative battles, or merely accept a weekslong joyride to the edge of the our unfashionable Western spiral arm, in that location's something in hither for everyone. —CH

Get it hither: Frontier | Steam

Spelunky 2

Spelunky 2 isn't a sequel — or, at least, I wouldn't use that term. It'south something different, like then many modernistic games that mistiness the lines between remaster, reboot, remake, and reimagining. It warrants new words.

Spelunky 2's early stages resemble the original Spelunky, just a little prettier. Imagine someone using tracing paper to re-create a favorite painting, adding their ain flourishes and revisions. Once again, yous begin in a cave full of spiders, skeletons, bats, and golden idols that egg yous on to prepare to set off their lethal traps. Except now, things are ever so different.

Xanthous lizards roll across the room similar that large ball chasing Indy, and agitated moles cut through the ground like the graboids in Tremors. Step on a dirt surface containing a pack of moles, and the sharp-toothed critters pop up for a bite, turning the familiar terrain into something reminiscent of "the floor is lava," with our hero leaping from one floating platform to another.

The opening stages (and, in time, the entire game) feel familiar but deadlier — like Yu redesigned Spelunky specifically to punish those of the states who'd grown complacent after eight years of speedruns, accepted to shredding through them similar Bill Murray skipping through the back one-half of Groundhog 24-hour interval. Your musculus memory is weaponized against you —Chris Plante

Get it here: Steam

Fortnite

Mind: When the original version of Fortnite launched, I hated it. And I wasn't alone.

At the time, it was a $40 early admission title, an endlessly "soon-to-be-free-to-play" cooperative multiplayer hybrid building ... thing. At that place were zombies in information technology. You collected characters in the form of trading cards, and unlocked abilities from a skill tree. There was so much mindless clicking in the original version that my wrist would hurt later every each session.

That original mode, called Save the World, is nonetheless in the game. It even has a pocket-sized, but devoted, ongoing fan base. Only their numbers are completely dwarfed by fans of the Battle Royale mode, what is now about often simply called "Fortnite."

Fortnite is arguably the biggest game in the world thank you to Boxing Royale. It's more than just a fast-follow of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. It's a dynamic world with elements of Minecraft's elaborate building systems, but Epic Games is as well constantly calculation little mysteries aslope the massive seasonal content drops that continue the fans guessing almost what'south coming next. In the first half of 2020, information technology'due south also get a meeting place just to hang out and watch some movies. —CH

Become it hither: Epic Games Store

One-half-Life

a machine glowing green in Half-Life: Black Mesa

The original Half-Life tells the story of the MIT-educated theoretical physicist Gordon Freeman and a transdimensional rift that may anytime kill united states all. Equally far as PC shooters go, One-half-Life represents an inflection point for the unabridged genre, threading a nearly uninterrupted narrative through a seamless and carefully paced action spectacle.

While the gameplay itself more holds up, the look and feel of the original leaves something to exist desired. Thankfully, the team at Crowbar Collective — themselves a bunch of modders — have created Blackness Mesa. It's not just a remaster of the original game, but also an effort to redesign Half-Life's last, troubled levels featuring jumping puzzles on the conflicting planet Xen.

Whether you want to play the archetype version or the updated Blackness Mesa is upwards to you, but every PC enthusiast should at least try one or the other at least in one case. —CH

Get Half-Life here: Steam

Get Black Mesa hither: Steam

Half-Life: Alyx

The gravity gloves worn by Alyx look futuristic, but hacked together

Half-Life: Alyx gave VR something information technology desperately needed: a brand-new entry into a huge series, long-awaited past fans, and designed specifically for VR. If yous want to know what happens next in the story of One-half-Life, you have to buy or borrow a VR headset and play through one of the near polished games ever released for virtual reality.

Nothing nearly VR is used as a gimmick here, as every interaction connects you to the world and grounds you in Valve's new reality. You'll acquire how to take intendance of your guns, and how to inject yourself with life-giving medicine … or subject yourself to a horrific healing process that involves crushing piddling grubs that may exist sentient. It's equal parts captivating and horrifying.

Combine all that with an ending that'due south an accented stunner, and catches us up on the One-half-Life story while too dramatically raising the stakes for the side by side adventure, and you lot take i of the best games in VR, as well as one of the all-time games of 2020, full end. —Ben Kuchera

Get Half-Life: Alyx hither: Steam

Kentucky Route Zero

Kentucky Route Null is one of the most fascinating narrative experiments in all of video games. The brainchild of the small squad of artists at Paper-thin Computer, it uses magical realism to tell a bizarre tale set up in rural America.

The game, which began equally a Kickstarter campaign, has been released episodically over the by seven years. Paper-thin Estimator has also released a series of experiences information technology calls interludes, which are freely bachelor online. —CH

Get it here: Steam | GOG | Apprehensive

Valheim

Valheim feels like it has more than in common with early era MMORPGs like RuneScape or even Lineage II in its openness than it does modern RPGs, though it borrows like ideas. The game offers a less traditional leveling-up system, in which players demand to use items to increase their affinity with a detail stat.

If you want to level upward woodcutting, for case, you'll need to take up an axe and get to work. If yous want to increase your blocking stat, then you will have to block attacks, or even punches from friends, in order to increase the efficiency of your shield blocking. Players can also increment their health and stamina stats using food items or potions.

I mostly spent fourth dimension cooking and foraging for food, not interested in engaging in combat unless absolutely necessary. If annihilation, Valheim managed to scratch the itch for me that titles like Harvest Moon or Stardew Valley could otherwise no longer reach. While my friends fought packs of wolves and constitute krakens swimming between vast expanses of body of water, I expert creature husbandry and farming.

Valheim's world is low-poly for the almost role, but features enhanced lighting and water refraction effects that create a beautiful blend of the early 2000s and modern graphics. Oceans and rivers wait lovely, while even the dreariest of environments somehow stand out. Particle effects blossom and blossom in snowy locales, with dense fog sometimes permeating endless meadows of yellowing grass. It fabricated me terminate and capeesh the ecology design and procedurally generated scenery. This arroyo also allows for those even with adequately low-terminate machines to run the game.

Exterior of the world actively fighting back against your intrusion and destruction, you can run into the environs brainstorm to alter due to your piece of work. Entire fields of grass are destroyed as yous mine for valuable metals to brand stronger armor, and forests shrink as you lot chop downwardly trees to brand sturdier walls to defend your domicile that otherwise shouldn't exist.

This is in itself a depiction of colonialism and environmental degradation equally you pillage a continent unknown to you for valuable materials to motility elsewhere and do the exact same thing over and over again, until in that location is zip left. —Kazuma Hashimoto

Get information technology hither: Steam

Minecraft

Before Minecraft was the cultural force information technology is today, it was a survival game.

Minecraft drops players on a procedurally generated map eight times larger than the surface of the World. They'll have to forage for, hunt down, or grow enough food to survive, all while dodging the e'er-present threat of explosive Creepers and deadly zombies, on the way to an endgame battle against a powerful extradimensional dragon.

Of course, it's Minecraft's no-stakes Artistic mode that has garnered the game tens of millions of views on Twitch and YouTube, 2 entire industries seemingly purpose-congenital for the new breed of gaming personalities that it helped to reveal to the earth. —CH

Get it here: Microsoft | Mojang | Amazon

Outer Wilds

Outer Wilds, Polygon's game of the year for 2019, began as a student project before embarking on a successful crowdfunding campaign on the Fig platform.

Outer Wilds is near exploring the unknown, but there'southward a take hold of. The game's pocket-sized solar organisation runs on a tight 22-minute loop. Each cycle ends with the player waking up, with everything seemingly reset, except for the knowledge they've gained by exploring space and the planets in information technology. Why this is happening, and what the player must practice to set things right, make up one of the nigh intriguing mysteries in all of gaming. —CH

Get information technology here: Epic Games Store

Return of the Obra Dinn

But like an old-fashioned murder story, Return of the Obra Dinn poses a complex mystery, layered with personalities, motives, secrets, and lies. Only information technology supercharges whodunit conventions by infusing misdirection into every nook and cranny of its intricate, gorgeous murder scenes.

The story is gear up aboard an early-19th-century merchant ship that shows upward in port 5 years after information technology was reported missing, presumed lost at bounding main. The ship is bereft of human life. My job is to board the transport and figure out what happened. I'm before long confronted with evidence of a voyage gone awry. Skeletons, exploded cannons, and destroyed rigging all add upwardly to ... what?

Obra Dinn features a monochromatic art fashion inspired past early Macintosh games, simply it's also fully three-dimensional in movement and visuals. Every bit the role player, you inhabit an insurance adjuster from the Age of Sail who gains limited control over time and space. The game demands attention to detail and cleverness on the part of the player to get to the bottom of what happened to each character, while delighting them at every plow with a story and blueprint that gradually reveals itself with surprising bursts of sound and violence.

In his glowing review, our Colin Campbell concluded that Obra Dinn "isn't merely a not bad game, it'due south the work of an intense and creative intelligence." —CH

Get it here: Steam | GOG | Humble

Hades

Supergiant Games expects the actor to fail during well-nigh runs of Hades. What'southward important is that you learn how to exercise amend, make your character slightly more powerful, and then repeat your attempt to fight out of the underworld.

Information technology'south a style of progression that's relatively mutual in modern gaming, but Hades elevates these ideas by also wrapping the game's narrative and characters into its construction, so that each failed endeavour to escape the titular Hades is remarked upon, often down to the enemy who finally sent you dorsum to the beginning and the weapons you were using. While it'south common for games to force you to get further along if you lot want to meet the story unfold, Hades moves in the opposite management by turning failure into the primary method through which you learn more about who these gods are, who is helping you and who is working against you lot, and why.

Information technology's a uncomplicated idea that has been precisely executed, from the game's impressive multifariousness of weapons and abilities that completely modify how you must approach sure enemies and bosses, to the accessibility options that can aid players see the balance of the story without losing what makes the construction then special. The pitch-perfect writing and voice acting for each character works so well with character fine art that's thirstier than about Instagram accounts. Information technology's no wonder this was our game of the twelvemonth for 2020.

—Ben Kuchera

Get it hither: Steam | Epic Games Store

Warframe

This scientific discipline fiction fantasy shooter blends third-person action and Vanquish-style acrobatics with tried-and-true MMO systems to create a vibrant community of players. Information technology's besides more outgoing than information technology'south e'er been earlier.

'Tenno' is the noun used for the player character, who awakens from cryosleep only to be immediately thrust into disharmonize with the Grineer. Luckily, my Warframe gets me through the disharmonize, and I am aided by the benevolent Lotus. Dislocated at all the proper nouns? It takes a while to option up the size and scope of Warframe's plot, but that largely doesn't matter. Near of it is pretty standard sci-fi stuff — an ancient empire crumbled, the factions of that empire are now at state of war, and I am a powerful carte du jour put into play. But there is a twist that you lot shouldn't spoil for yourself if you're going to play.

What that finer ways is that I unlock a host of missions with variable objectives and I get to leap around and be a ninja. Warframe's combat is a 18-carat joy. Movement is fast, fluid, and beautifully lethal. Individual hits can have a huge impact — I take pleasure out of pulling back an pointer and firing it right through an enemy'due south head, where he ricochets dorsum and is pinned to a wall. Melee attacks are accompanied with a satisfying sound outcome and bright flash, forth with a snappy animation. —CM

Go it here: Digital Extremes | Steam

The Witcher iii: Wild Hunt

Years after its release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt still stands equally a towering achievement in modern video game design.

Much has been written about the game's lengthy main quest and how the serial uses player decisions to make thoughtful changes to the game's world over time. In that regard, it'due south the gold standard for digital part-playing games. Simply where The Witcher 3 truly shines on PC is in providing a glorious spectacle for the eyes. From the game'due south rich and moody skyboxes to the environmental and character art itself, The Witcher 3 looks best on PC, with longer draw distances and higher resolutions than are possible anywhere else.

In that regard, the 5-year-old title's age is actually a benefit. You'll spend far less on an appropriately high-end graphics card today than yous would take when the game was get-go released. —CH

Go it here: Walmart | Steam | GOG | Amazon | GameStop

Among U.s.a.

Among U.s.a. is as welcoming as it is ubiquitous. Friends can seamlessly cross-play between its $4.99 Steam version and its complimentary, advertizement-supported mobile version, which is available on both Android and iOS. It starts only: I'thou crewing a spaceship with my friends, completing simple maintenance tasks while nosotros try to sniff out the impostor — or impostors. Meanwhile, the impostors effort to kill everyone else on the ship, without exposing their own identities.

Every task is simple to perform on a touchscreen or a figurer. Whether information technology'south connecting colored wires that have been cut, pulling a lever, swiping a security card, or flipping a switch, everyone can do the game's nigh bones tasks. Even killing someone as the impostor is every bit easy as tapping one button. If you happen to stumble upon the body of a fellow crew member, alerting the rest of the crew takes just ane button as well. And that's when the real fun starts.

Any time a dead body is discovered, the unabridged coiffure convenes for a meeting where they have the chance to vote out one player. That's when your friend grouping's normal social dynamics transform into a role of the game.

In one game, my friend group'south loudest and most outspoken member went 3 straight meetings without saying a give-and-take. When he finally did speak up, information technology was just to concur with someone who leveled accusations toward the player that was suspicious of him. Information technology was all a dead giveaway to the fact that he was the impostor. In some other round, someone who's normally quick to make a joke was taking things very seriously, so I suggested we vote him out, because it seemed weird. And we did vote him out … too bad I was the impostor that round.

—Austen Goslin

Go information technology here: Among Us

Globe of Warcraft

World of Warcraft - a group of Death Knights from Allied Races pose at Acherus

A high-fantasy massively multiplayer online game standing on the shoulders of giants similar Ultima and EverQuest, Earth of Warcraft has continually reinvented itself for more than than xv years, and has recently even moved back to the past to try to rekindle the involvement of players who may have left the game.

And WoW continues to take a thriving community, even if the total number of players sometimes goes upward and downward with the times. Whether you land in Azeroth solo or with a close grouping of friends, you lot should never need to adventure alone. —Charlie Hall

Become it here: Walmart | Blizza r d

Microsoft Flying Simulator

Microsoft Flight Simulator is the latest entry in a serial that began in 1982. This time around, rather than hand-crafting sections of the world piece by piece, the developers did something truly ambitious: They took ii petabytes of satellite and photographic information from Bing Maps, used AI to create a iii-dimensional map of the entire Earth, and let users pull downwards portions of that map, as needed, from the cloud.

What's remarkable is that it actually works.

The terrain simulation is especially convincing at higher altitudes, where a tremendous lighting engine fills in the gaps. I'm even able to motion a slider and actually push button the sun itself across the sky in a gameplay manner called Active Pause, which leaves your plane perched in midair while you move the photographic camera effectually.

The results are breathtaking and, in many cases, almost indistinguishable from real life. (Simply how duplicate will depend partly on your gaming PC — while Flight Simulator will run fine at lower resolutions, you'll need a cutting-border rig to get the nigh out of it.) —Charlie Hall

Get it here: Microsoft

Other notable PC games:

Sea of Thieves

Get information technology hither: Amazon | Steam | Microsoft

Final Fantasy 14

Get it here: Amazon | Steam | Dark-green Human being Gaming

League of Legends

Get it here: Riot Games

XCOM 2: War of the Chosen

Arma 3

Go information technology here: Bohemia | Steam

BattleTech

Go information technology here: Paradox | Steam | Fanatical | Green Homo Gaming | GOG

Sid Meier'due south Culture 6

Crusader Kings iii

Get it hither: Paradox | Steam | Green Man Gaming

Divinity: Original Sin two

Become it here: Steam | GOG

Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak

Go it hither: Steam | GOG

Metro Exodus

Get it hither: Epic Games Store | Steam

PlayerUnknown'due south Battlegrounds

Get information technology here: Steam | Amazon | Fanatical | Green Man Gaming

StarCraft Remastered

Get it here: Battle.net

Total State of war: Iii Kingdoms

Go it hither: Walmart | Steam | Fanatical

War Thunder

Get it here: Gaijin | Steam

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