To top it off Fans of turn-based strategies received Diablo IV Gold news of a brand new studio, run by Doom and XCOM team, who have united to add more strategic value to the ever-expanding genre.

The highlight of February was of course, Elden Ring. Touted as one of the most popular FromSoftware games of all time the RPG game quickly rose to the top of the charts, challenging players from across the globe to reclaim the original object. Alongside Elden Ring, Amazon Games and Smilegate RPG brought ARPG/MMO hybrid Lost Ark to the West following its successful launch in Korea. While server queues rose and players often lost their will to live it has been thriving after launch and now features an array of thrilling areas and classes. Dying Light 2 also deserves some attention; after all, who doesn't like taking on zombies?

Finally, Valve changed the landscape of gaming on the go and gaming, as we have discussed on our Steam Deck review. At first, a small number of people could purchase this handheld due to an online reservation system as well as the large number of people who put an order, but the device rapidly became a favourite by gamers thanks to boot screen mods as well as physical accessories and developers who were racing to optimize their games for the new system.

We highly recommend checking through our Elden Ring review MMOexp Diablo 4, particularly because it's the PCGamesN Game of the Year 2022. If Soulslikes aren't your cup of tea we have the Dying Light 2 review and Lost Ark review for you to browse through.