39 PC Games have just received their PlayScores this September 2017.
Doodle God Blitz.
Create the world as we know it using the four elements as the building blocks of life.
It's a remake of the popular Doodle God game from the flash days, bringing back the excitement
of puzzle solving and discovery all in one go.
Play as a curious god, and spend hours trying to recreate civilization from scratch.
It's a highly addicting game, but you might want to watch out for in-app purchases.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 5.26.
NBA 2K18.
With a deeper MyCareer mode, this latest NBA game from 2K studios boasts more unparalleled
authenticity and improvements to the court.
Its new Association Mode offers a new experience for your NBA dynasty.
There’s more in store packed inside this game.
It has a PlayScore of 5.65
Don't Knock Twice.
Despite its box office flop, Wales Interactive tries their hand at a videogame tie-in.
Step inside a haunted manor and go in search for your estranged daughter.
It's a highly interactive game that lets you use, control, and investigate the many objects
sprawled around the grand mansion.
Leave no stone unturned in your quest for freedom, and don't knock twice.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 5.86.
Morphite.
Step into the shoes of Myrah Kale whose exploratory mission leads us through the secrets of her
past.
Discover her relationship with the ancient morphite in an adventure packed with fully
voiced storylines and immersive soundtracks.
It’s low-polygon artstyle takes into a surreal and almost alien environment that will satisfy
your taste for exploration.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.5
RAID: World War II.
With Nazis on the rise yet again, it's to time to gather four of your friends and go
on a field trip through the unwelcoming fields of the second world war.
A bit like Left 4 Dead but with Nazis, it's a cooperative shooter that pits you against
the horrors of the third Reich.
But, even with the appearance of legendary Python, John Cleese, this game receives a
Provisional PlayScore of 6.64.
Minecraft: Story Mode Season Two - Episode 3: Jailhouse Block.
In this second season of Telltale's voxel misadventures, Jesse and the gang face an
even greater threat.
But it looks like they're in even more trouble as they try to make a daring escape out of
the grimy walls of prison.
Their shortest tale yet, but it packs their trademark laughs and difficult choices.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 6.69.
NASCAR Heat 2.
Feel the thrill of burning rubber and satisfying drifts in this sequel to NASCAR Heat Evolution.
This title combines NASCAR Cup Series, NASCAR Xfinity and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series
into each of their game modes.
It's not much of an improvement over the original, but it received mixed reviews at best.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 6.73.
Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite.
Looks like the legendary crossover fighting game is losing a bit of its edge.
Their latest installment made a move towards 2 vs 2 battles, with new characters like Ghost
N' Goblins, Firebrand, Dormammu, Mega Man X, and Captain Marvel--with more to be added
soon.
While it added a few new features with infinity stones and stat boosts, it was weighed down
by its abysmal presentation and lazy story mode.
Hopefully, things will turn around in the next patches.
It has a PlayScore of 6.91.
Baja: Edge of Control HD.
Prepare for the return of your favorite desert racers with this remaster of 2008's Edge of
Control.
Take on the toughest terrain using more than 160 vehicles, and over 1000 miles of challenging
tracks.
Determine whos the best racer with the 4 player splitscreen, or test your skills against players
around the globe with the online multiplayer.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 6.95.
Blue Reflection.
The final game in the Beautiful Girls Project, help Hinako Shirai overcome her foot injury
and fight against the terrifying monsters of the night.
Step into her world as you attend school by day, and explore other worlds by night.
As exciting as the game is, the current sate of their PC port has been heavily panned for
its game breaking crashes.
It has a PlayScore of 6.99.
WRC 7 FIA World Rally Championship.
Recreate the victories of this year's World Rally Championship with WRC's latest title.
Competing for gold against the newcomer Dirt Rally, it delivers the joys of rally racing
with the 55 official teams, and large selection of cars from today's premier manufacturers.
It has a PlayScore of 7.03.
Tyranny - Bastard's Wound.
The world of Tyranny expands with the release of their latest DLC.
Experience a new chapter in a compelling tale of a world conquered by evil.
Get to know more about your beloved companions, and take refuge from the ruthlessness of the
evil
Songbringer.
From the growing collection of kickstarter offsprings comes a quirky adventure game coated
in classic pixel aesthetics.
Roam around a perilous Legend of Zelda-like world, with the roguelike cliche of permanent
death and procedurally generated worlds of your own devising.
It has a Provisional Playscore of 7.15.
Pinball FX3.
Continuing their pinball legacy, Zen Studios brings us another dose of pinball action.
Rack up the highest scores along with friends in multiplayer matchups, or practice your
timings with the new single player mode.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.28.
Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn.
A welcome addition to Paradox Interactive's successful grand strategies, sprinkle a bit
of sentient metal into the galactic mix as this DLC marks the rise of the Machine Empire.
Customize your robot civilization, and witness the dawn of the synthetic race.
It has a PlayScore of 7.33.
ATOMEGA.
It's get good or grow home in Ubisoft's latest cosmic arena.
Like a polygonal slither, enter a colorful arena with over eight competitors, collect
enough mass to become your biggest exoform self, and death ray everyone to bits.
A unique shooter with an interesting premise, It has a PlayScore of 7.35.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2018.
Konami's realistic football simulator gives us another chapter of juicy football drama.
This time, Barcelona, Dortmund, and Liverpool are taking center stage, and taking on the
high stakes matches against the world's best football clubs.
They're also showing off their Real Touch+ that delivers an even more realistic control
of the ball to give us those satisfying dribbles.
It has a PlayScore of 7.36.
Necrosphere.
Take the crucial first steps in this bitesized metroidvania from Cat Nigiri.
Using only your left and right buttons, traverse through the trials of the afterlife with the
tuxedoed Agent Terry.
Fast-paced and delightfully frustrating, it has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.42.
ECHO.
Ultra Ultra's science fiction adventure blends puzzle, stealth, and guns-blazing action as
you fight against the echoes of your own self.
With enemies that adjusts to your own playstyle with every blackout phase, it pits you against
your choice of gameplay--whether you sneak quietly or dive head in.
Learn the art of manipulation in this compelling in this compelling narrative experience.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.67.
Project CARS 2.
If there’s one thing Slightly Mad Studios’ succeeded the most, it’s creating this seamless
racing game.
It’s realistic, authentic and beautiful.
The trifecta of racing games has achieved full form in this sequel.
Get ready to put the pedal to the metal with graphics so gorgeous and physics so accurate.
Tested by real-life racecar drivers and crafted to perfection, it receives a PlayScore of
7.73.
Super Hydorah.
Step into the cockpit of the deadliest pilot in the galaxy and face the wrath of the menacing
meroptians.
A love letter to vintage shoot em ups, enter their pixel perfect stages and face the dangers
of outerspace with a wide selection of weapons and powerups.
It's a must have for fans of classic shmups, and it has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.93.
RUINER.
Known for their stylish releases, Devolver Digital ups the ante in this gritty action
shooter set in a blood red, cyberpunk future.
The game oozes with adrenaline, testosterone, and all sorts of hormones, as you bask in
their brutally intense combat and elegant artstyle.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 7.98.
Tokyo Dark.
A graphic adventure game from indie developer Cherrymochi, follow the story of detective
Ito Ayami as she investigates the murder of her late partner.
For a new studio, the game has no shortage of atmosphere, letting you explore the unusually
dim streets of Tokyo as you make your way through each of their 11 endings.
It has a PlayScore of 8.01.
The First Tree.
See the world through the eyes of a fox in this 3rd person exploration game from the
creators of Home is Where One Starts.
Follow two parallel stories of a fox and a young couple whose destinies are intertwined
by their journey to the first tree.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.03.
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider.
A standalone DLC after Dishonored 2’s massive success.
This first person stealth-adventure takes you to the shoes of Billie Lurk as she returns
to seek revenge from the people responsible for her situation.
With a sweet cybernetic upgrade, she plans to kill anyone standing her way.
Shedding new light on The Outsider, prepare to make morally difficult questions while
experimenting with their signature stealth abilities.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.1.
Cook, Serve, Delicious!
2!!
Vertigo games brings us the mouthwatering sequel to their popular restaurant simulation.
Go on a journey to become the ultimate chef, and go from grimy tile walls to the silver
platters of culinary success.
With more food to serve and a new local co-op mode, it receives a Provisional PlayScore
of 8.13.
Voxel Turf.
Taking notes from two higly popular franchises, Minecraft and GTA, this voxel-based sandbox
game fuses the beauty of creation and the primal joys of destruction.
Become a real estate tycoon or blow things up with a rifle!
It's sandbox at its finest, and it has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.15.
Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms.
You won't need luck on your side in this Dungeons and Dragons based idle clicker from the makers
of D&D themselves.
A free to play diversion for fans of the tabletop RPG, assemble your party of adventurers and
explore the familiar corners of the Sword Coast.
It
has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.15.
Hob.
Moving on from their Torchlight success, Runic Games moves towards the vibrant realm of action
adventures.
Join the silent Hob as he solves riddles with his mechanical glove in a wordless storyline
of friendship and exploration.
It has a PlayScore of 8.17.
FIFA 18.
While Cristiano Ronaldo's center stage reveal was no surprise for football fans, FIFA's
newest title has a lot more up their sleeves this year.
Engage in ball-kicking fun with improved graphics and gameplay, and a new chapter in Alex Hunter's
journey.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.42.
Super Fancy Pants Adventure.
A supersized version of the classic Fancy Pants Adventure, his platforming escapades
have been honed and crafted over the years.
Now, he returns with a vengeance to jump over giant spiders, roll around slopes, and a bunch
of new tricks.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.44.
Duck Season.
A gritty 80s retelling of the NES hit, Duck Hunt, it's open season for the mascoted video
murderers.
See your virtual childhood self through 7 different endings in a game rife with 80s
callbacks and the pangs of nostalgia.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.51.
HIVESWAP: Act 1.
A bit of homestuck and Scott Pilgrim combined, What Pumpkin Games puts puzzle solver Joey
Claire to the spotlight as they pay tribute to the adventure games of the 90s.
Aid her in her quest to escape a dangerous planet on the verge of war.
You won't need to be a homestuck fan to love this gorgeous adventure.
It has a PlayScore of 8.53.
Total War: WARHAMMER II.
The sequel to the award-winning RTS game hangs the very fate of the world in your hands.
Experience Warhammer like never before with a breathtaking new narrative and campaign
that sets you out on the franchise’s beautiful continents.
It's the definitive Warhammer game to date, and it has a PlayScore of 8.62.
Cuphead.
One of the most hyped releases this year, Studio MDHR's ambitious run and gun platformer
takes you back to the whimsical nature of the not-so-child friendly cartoons of the
1930s.
But like their source material's devilish charm, it's definitely not as easy as it looks.
Struggle past tutorials and chaotically enchanting lands as you help the two porcelain headed
brothers settle a deal with a devil.
It receives a PlayScore of 8.65.
SteamWorld Dig 2.
The 2D action adventure digs out of their earthen world and into the PC lineup.
Play as the steam-powered robot, Dorothy, as he takes the helm of the underground escapade.
Mine for orbs, and prepare for a Metroidvania-style adventure.
It has a PlayScore of 8.69.
Killer Instinct.
After it's explosive comeback on the Xbox One last 2013, the expanded world of Killer
Instinct enters the PC arena, along with their diverse roster of fighters.
Take Eagle, Kilgore, Shin Hasako and all the 29 characters to the brutal arena, and play
against friends in the crossplay lobby mode.
It receives a Provisional PlayScore of 8.75.
Find You.
Control every character simultaneously and figure out a way to unite all of them.
This free-to-play, puzzle-platformer may not have the best graphics…
not even a very original gameplay… but its steady difficulty progression promises to
keep you engage level after level.
It has a Provisional PlayScore of 8.86.
And the highest-rated game released in September 2017 is Divinity: Original Sin II.
Building on the successes of the first game, Larian Studios delivers another CRPG hit.
It hits all the marks… memorable characters, compelling role-paying choices, intuitive
combat system, well-crafted environment and excellent soundtrack.
It doesn’t end there…
the devs pushed for more with offline and online coop, game-master mode and PvP arena
mode.
This is bound to be the new standard in modern RPGs and a strong contender for PC game of
the year.
It has a PlayScore of 9.24.