Whatoplay presents the Top 10 PC Games released in April, May and June of 2015.
Our ranking is not a personal opinion.
It's based on a 1 to 10 score that aggregates gamers and critics' reviews into a unique
score called playscore.
Our ranking opens with Project CARS at number 10.
This is one beautiful racing game.
Everything just looks good -- the cars, the tracks and the effects.
Driving is difficult to master.... but it feels realistic.
And the cool soundtrack is an added bonus!
Even with all this, it still feels unfinished.
There are tons of bugs, the AIs are slow in some tracks,
and the online multiplayer is far from perfect.
thus giving Project CARS a playscore of 7.8.
In number 9 is Magicka: Wizard Wars.
Free-to-play?
Check!
Awesome magic spells?
Check!
Good graphics?
Check!
Fun?
Check!
The four-versus-four sessions are intense and, sometimes, chaotic.
That's the beauty of it!
It's more of casual game best played in short bursts!
Plus!
there are tons of upgrades, robes, weapons and spells to choose from!
If not for matchmaking and lag issues, it might have scored higher.
Magicka: Wizard Wars has a playscore of 8.1.
Ranked 8th is Heroes of the Storm.
Another MOBA?
Yes but this one's different.
Heroes of the Storm will feel familiar to most PC gamers.
You play notable characters from biggest Blizzard Games -- Warcraft, Diablo and Starcraft.
Play as Kerrigan.
Or Tyrael tiriel.
Or Illidan.
And it's more than that....
It's easier to learn, Each session feels faster
And the battles are more intense.
In short, this is the perfect MOBA game for newbies!
A playscore of 8.1.
In number 7 is Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin.
Have you played Dark Souls II in all its frustratingly hard glory?
This is more like an update of it with all the DLCs and improvements.
The original was incredibly punishing.
This is harder.
Monsters are tougher and harder to kill.
New weapons and armours!
The graphics hasn't change much but it still looks good!
Scholar of the First Sin is how the original game should have been!
It receives a playscore of 8.4.
Number 6 is Wolfenstein: The Old Blood.
Remember Wolfenstein: The New Order?
This is its more violent, zombie-hating, younger brother.
Sure it looks great, I mean..
its Bethesda!
be-thehs-duh
But what it lacks in its story department it makes it up with intense zombie-crushing
mayhem.
awesome weapon choices good stealth gameplay
and spine-tingling gunfights.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood has a playscore of 8.5
Fifth in the ranking is Verdun.
Set in the gruesome battlefields of World War One.
This is no Call of Duty.
Teamwork is the only way to survive.
Fight together or die alone!
It's a full-blown trench warfare.
There's snipers, mustard gas, shelling, barbed wires, and a lot more that will kill you.
Everything from guns, to uniforms, to the settings feels authentic.
Verdun is not for everyone.
It's for gamers who love realistic military shooters.
A playscore of 8.5.
Fourth is Grand Theft Auto V.
This game has consistently ranked #1 in other platforms, Not on PC.
GTA 5 received an almost unanimous 10-out-of-10 from critics.
The single-player experience is among the best there is.
Unfortunately, it's multiplayer is far from perfect, on the PC.
Cheaters, DRM, and shady business practices by Rockstar have fueled low review scores
from gamers.
But, if you ask me, it's still one amazing game.
I hope it ranks higher by yearend.
A playscore of 8.5.
Number 3 is The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
Grand - is what this game is best described as.
Although I am quite surprised for its ranking, but hey, Witcher 3..
Top 3.. not bad at all.
And because its PC, expect an even better visual experience for the upcoming months.
Although, we didn't get the promised quality, we still got ourselves one hell of a game.
breathtaking.
expansive. and absorbing.
nuff said.
witcher 3 receives a playscore of 9.2
In second place is Crypt of the NecroDancer.
Surprised?
I am, too!
How can an indie top triple-A games.
Honestly, I don't know.
It's not the graphics.
Maybe because it's a unique game?
There's just nothing like it.
Or... maybe because of how fun it is to play?
Not to mention the hilarious dancing moments!
And...the music!
And the singing shopkeeper.
I get it now.
It's the combination of all these little things!
Necrodancer holds a playscore of 9.5.
And the top PC game of the second quarter is...
Kerbal Space Program.
This is the ultimate geeky game!
And I love it!
It's a space-flight simulation game.
Sounds cliche, right?
Nope...this one is different.
It's tough but really fun and addicting.
Your spaceships will crash and explode.
You will fail, and fail, and fail again.
But you'll learn.
And when your ship reaches the Mun or any planet, it will feel so awesome!
There's no game like it.
A playscore of 9.6.
To recap, here are the 10 highest-rated PC games of April, May and June of 2015.
And the runner-ups.