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Dozens of games are released every month on PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo Switch, making it easy to get lost among the releases. We have selected the most interesting new titles of the month: major single-player adventures, cooperative projects, and online games with regular updates. For each game, we've included the release date, platforms, and a purchase link, so you can jump straight to the project you're interested in.
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Games like Call of Duty come in two flavors: those built around a cinematic first-person campaign in the spirit of Modern Warfare, and those centered on fast, competitive multiplayer you fire up for "just one more match." If Activision's yearly release cycle has worn thin — or you simply want something fresh to shoot at — there's no shortage of alternatives. We've gathered 27 of the best and split them across three eras: shooters set in the past (both World Wars and Vietnam), the present (modern conflicts and special ops) and the future (sci-fi with exoskeletons and aliens). There's also a dedicated block of free games like Call of Duty you can download and jump into right now, plus picks for players who only care about the single-player campaign. From hardcore 100-player milsims to arcade run-and-gun, whatever "feels like CoD" to you is somewhere on this list — and there's something here for a beefy rig and a modest laptop alike.
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The best Russian games range from cult PC classics like Space Rangers 2 and Heroes of Might and Magic V to global hits like Atomic Heart, Escape from Tarkov, Pathfinder and MiSide — here are 62 top video games from Russian developers on PC and consoles. Russian studios have been making world-class games in almost every genre for decades, and many of them found their biggest audiences abroad. This list covers story-heavy RPGs and tactics, art-house horror, cult visual novels, strategy games, simulators, online shooters and the classics that started it all. Almost everything here can be bought and played today, mostly on Steam, and for every game we explain what makes it special and who it is for.
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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt set a standard that other RPGs have spent a decade trying to match: a rich open world where every village has troubles of its own, a mature story full of difficult decisions, and a hero you actually want to play as. While we wait for the next expansion, Songs of the Past, there’s an obvious question: what else should we play? We’ve gathered 30 games like The Witcher 3, featuring dark fantasy, monster hunting, sprawling worlds, and stories shaped by your choices and their consequences.
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Every Tomb Raider game in release order — from the 1996 classic to the remasters and the new Unreal Engine 5 titles. Full story timeline, spin-offs, movies and shows, plus where to start with Lara Croft.
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The best dog games on PC and consoles — play as a dog, take a loyal four-legged companion into a big adventure, or raise a puppy of your own.
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The Kingdom Come: Deliverance duology from Czech studio Warhorse stands alone in the action RPG genre. Instead of the usual fantasy trappings — magic, dragons, and a chosen-one hero saving the world — KCD offers the harsh realism of medieval Europe and a detailed simulation of an ordinary man's life caught up in the whirlwind of history. No spells, close attention to the social order and daily life of the 15th century, and a combat system built on real fencing techniques set the series apart from everything else on the market.
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Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a remake of the original Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag from 2013, which has already become a hit. Gamers around the world have clearly missed what may be the best pirate game of all time and are ready to play through it again. However, the updated version has a number of differences, including story-related ones. In this walkthrough, we will cover the best route through the first story chapters of Edward Kenway's adventure, so you can complete the opening missions without getting stuck.
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The best battle royale games in 2026 are still led by PUBG, Fortnite, Apex Legends and Warzone — here are 20 picks for PC, console and mobile, from the giants to fresh and casual takes. A shrinking circle keeps closing in, loot is scattered across the map, and there's almost no room for error. The genre has been through an explosive boom and a quiet slump, but it never went away: veterans like PUBG and Fortnite keep evolving, big newcomers keep landing, and mobile battle royales pull in hundreds of millions of players. We've rounded up twenty of the best battle royale games for every taste and device.
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The best co-op games of 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox and Switch: shooters, survival games, horror, RPGs and two-player co-op over the network and on one screen. 280+ games to play with friends. In short, the best co-op games right now are It Takes Two, Minecraft, Helldivers 2, Baldur's Gate 3, GTA Online and Stardew Valley. The full list is broken down by genre — shooters, survival, horror, RPGs, two-player games and more — below.
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