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PC Gamer is the world's best videogames magazine, delivering exclusive features, in-depth previews, expert hardware coverage, and more, in every issue.

With world-beating access and a team of experienced, talented writers and reporters, we bring you the articles you need to read, and ones you didn't even know you wanted.Whether youre excited for the biggest blockbuster releases, looking for compelling indie darlings, or love iconic retro classics, we've got you covered. Our coverage includes it all, applying an informed eye and a sense of humour to vital stories from across the world of gaming. Get involved today, and be part of a thriving PC community.

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Language ‏ : ‎ English
Publication date ‏ : ‎ September 4, 2023
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ November 9, 2011
Publisher ‏ : ‎ Future Publishing Ltd (September 4, 2023)
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B005ZH6U1Q

Best Sellers Rank: #530,398 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
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- #48 in Lifestyle & Culture eMagazines

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Nighthawk117

Solid Insight into the New and Upcoming in PC Gaming

Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2021

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I have subscribed to this magazine for over a decade. The magazine has gone through many changes as the PC gaming market has changed, but still provides a great pulse on things that are upcoming and newly released games. They devote quite of bit of space to mods now as well - it is always neat to see what content has been released for old favorite.

The digital edition is beautiful on my tablet - a great new way to read my favorite magazine!

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Brian

Short and sweet

Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021

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Most of the content is short, sweet, and to the point. They cover many pc games, highlight the important details, and usually have a short article to talk about it.

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R. W. GRANT

Still the go to

Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2021

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A little disappointed that so much of it seems to be re-hashed from the UK version. Honestly I usually read off the website and only use the subscription to $upport the magazine.

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Traci Rhea

Just like pictured and great quality

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021

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Just like pictured and great quality

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FunnyLady7

Amazon scared me

Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2020

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I’ll start with the reason that I’m rating this 3 stars—Amazon does not like to let you know much that your trial in ending, and prefers to alert you that you’re about to pay for another month by just putting a pending charge on your bank account with the vague label of “NEWSSTAND”. That gave me a bit of a scare, at least until i figured out where the mystery charge was coming from. Of course, if you plan on paying for a few months anyway, you can ignore this.

The magazine, for what its worth, is pretty good. They cover games that are fairly mainstream but provide some interesting insights and announcements for outsiders like me (I mainly play metroidvanias and indie titles). As well, I really like the pc build guides and motherboard showcases and the like. Furthermore, the layout is appealing and easy to shift around with your eyes.

Generally, I think its a good buy. Just don’t get a trial and forget about it like me.

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Nikidimis

Best PC Game mag out there.

Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019

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Great read every time. Helps me decide what to spend my money on.

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Ed Pegg Jr

PC zine looks great on Kindle ap for iPad

Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2012

I finally got a tablet for myself, the new iPad, but soon wondered what niche it was unbeatable in. Not games (PS3,Xbox), not work (PC, Mac, Linux), not reading normal text (Kindle, iRiver). Graphics-heavy magazines, though -- I've never seen magazines look this good. The original magazines look poor compared to the same magazines on the ultra-resolution iPad. (I also like the new iPad's dictation feature).

So, PC vs iPad -- it looks fantastic. PC Gamer is one of the few print subscriptions I've kept, but after seeing this, I'm going to digital only. Some reasons I've kept it:
1. No shock ads. All the ads in an issue are either interesting or skippable, but never nauseating. I wish other magazines would do this.
2. There is always some new game I've never heard of that interests me.
3. Reviews and previews of the games I've heard of are written up well, with plenty of pictures
4. Some sort of clever aside is on every page. Just about every inset picture has a fun caption.
5. Indie games get covered, as well as downloadable content.

Heck, may as well make a guess. DROD: Gunthro and the Epic Blunder is an indie game coming out soon, a follow-up to the greatest puzzle game series of all time. I'll bet PC Gamer is on-the-ball enough to cover it.

If you have a PC, and play games on it, this magazine is highly recommended. It's been one of my favorites for over a decade, and the digital version looks even better than the print version (on the new ultra-resolution iPad).

EDIT -- One drawback to the digital version is that it arrives more than a week after the print edition. If you like getting a magazine when it comes out, stick with the print version.

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Gordon Ewasiuk

Lots of content and easy to navigate

Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2012

First, the electronic edition of PC Gamer is an exact copy of the print edition. Nothing has been removed and nothing has been dumbed down for e-book readers. The content looks great and navigation is super easy. Not only can you flick through pages but there is a table of contents that allows you to jump to specific articles. There is also a mini-page view at the bottom of each page that lets you flip through pages quickly. The design is well thought out and incredibly easy to use.

On the Kindle Fire, most text was readable without zoom. However, there were more than a few pages that needed a pinch to zoom to become readable. On a bigger tablet, this might not be a problem. It wasn't a big deal for me and the app automatically zooms out when you flip the page.

When subscribing, Amazon delivers the current edition to your Kindle Fire in less than 5 minutes over wi-fi.

PC Gamer has a reputation of delivering high quality content and tools. They lived up to their reputation with their electronic edition. This magazine is a steal at $1.99/month.

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