The holiday season ended a few days ago, but some of the gamers managed to get a new computer, and many had the opportunity to develop their own device in conjunction with the noticeable drop in the prices of graphics cards, and school and university exams are still a little far away, and therefore this is the right time for you to try out some of the premium titles that are considered to be the best platform games for PC.

Journalist Pearson has shared with us some excellent tips and suggestions, which you can find in the Epic Games Store digital store, so let's not wait too long for you, and let us know the list of distinguished games old and new, which we recommend for you to try during this period.

Trapped

is an immersive simulation game that takes place on Talos I, a space station that has been overrun by shape-shifting Mimics. Anything in the vast open world could be alien. Lockers may have strange spiders in their shadows, and “wet floor” signs slide down the hallway, leading you to the ill-fated station.

Whether you survive Prey is a matter of how resourceful you can be in dealing with your growing paranoia about everyday things. Prey doesn't hold back when the player is trying to get creative. Exploration is encouraged, with abilities that allow you to possess items yourself or glide around the massive central hub to access blocked areas.

It even offers a GLOO Cannon, a weapon that lets you build your own paths up walls and across gaps. Or you can use it to freeze an alien. It's a massive puzzle game. A beautiful and strange puzzle that expects more from the player than good aim and quick reactions.

RimWorld

It's as much a cooperative story as it is a strategy game, as you'll take charge of a small group of recently destroyed colonists, trying to keep them safe, fed, and sane. As you do so, the Narrator, who is literally a character with a backstory, will create events that can either lift your spirits or crush your emotions.

It’s a deep game. Your colonists have needs, desires, skills, inner thoughts, personal struggles, and more. Managing them is like taking care of a family. You give them goals and long sequences of potential tasks that they pick up as needed, but their background and mindset will influence how they perform.

By the end, your colony will be an elaborate lair, filled with people who fool you on sight and those who are one humiliating step away from a destructive rampage. Even without waiting for the storyteller to strike, that would be difficult. But imagine starting the recovery process from such an episode when the hackers attack you. RimWorld is very much a stealth game, but it will create lasting memories and even a few scars.

Hades

It takes a lot of confidence to launch a game like Hades. You are Prince Zagreus, son of Hades, and you are trying to escape the underworld of cruel overlords. The developers at Supergiant Games have created a game where character death is a requirement for growth, so each run will take you back to the beginning of the game, but you will be better prepared for the next attempt.

You’ll keep coming back. Random challenges within levels give the exquisitely designed worlds a huge amount of replayability. The resources you’ve collected in previous runs can be used to purchase weapons and abilities to make future runs more interesting. And with each new birth and death, a series of gods and creatures from the underworld are drawn to speak with you, giving you deeper insight into the world you’re trying to escape.

It's the perfect game. The short 30-minute runs can fit into your lunch break, or longer periods if you decide to come back. And you probably will.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Game of the Year Edition If there was ever an RPG that defined the last few years, it's The Witcher 3. The open-world adventure has no half-life cycle, as players have been coming to Geralt of Rivia in search of his adopted daughter in droves since its release in 2015.

Our hero, Geralt, is a deadly monster hunter, a rare talent that arouses deep suspicion among the people. But they need him to deal with the monsters that roam the land. He can use his senses to track monsters and fight them with weapons and magic. He wanders from small villages to towns and cities, discovering stories along the way. The attention to detail in every moment is incredible. Geralt can be involved in political intrigue, directing the destinies of rulers, or he can also be cleaning out a cellar full of rats while chatting with an ex.

The political situation is much bleaker than the swamps he's fighting in, but that's what makes the game so interesting and vibrant after all this time. Engaging and interactive stories like The Witcher 3 never had before. To prove the point, the base game has just received a next-gen update. Everything from the graphics, sound, and controls have been updated to modern standards.

god of war 2018

is a very human survival story that deals with overlords. Having established a family life in Midgard, Kratos and his son embark on a journey to scatter his wife's ashes on the highest peak of the Nine Realms. It is a dangerous place, full of monsters and otherworldly overlords, and Kratos must teach his son how to navigate the world.

It has an impressive magical array that defies the laws of physics. It comes with a variety of perks. Above all, it’s a classic, brutal action-adventure game and a great adaptation of the original PlayStation 4 game. The hatchet is one of the best tools in all of the games and is at the center of everything Kratos does. It can freeze creatures, lock onto targets, and return to Kratos’ bloodied hands after throwing them. It’s the perfect weapon for the master.

The Norse setting brings new friends and enemies to Kratos, and gives each character in this colossal tragedy a chance to express themselves. It’s not an open world, but it’s large and can accommodate some oversized characters. But at its core, it’s about a father passing on his knowledge to his son and hoping he’ll be okay.

Outdoor Wilds

Every 22 minutes, the star at the center of your solar system explodes, sending you back to the beginning of the game. You must uncover the secrets of each episode and piece together a solution to the catastrophe through many lives and deaths. Outer Wilds is a game about exploration. It’s about the fun of finding secrets that unlock more secrets.

Clues that lead you on a journey through forgotten languages and places. The design is exquisite, with planets built from blocks of twisted vines or twin bodies orbiting each other as a thin stream of ash flows from one to the other. Amidst ruins and NPCs, a slowly converging tale, beautifully paced and guided by previous solutions. It all comes together.

Despite the countdown, there is a wonderful and calm rhythm of life in order. Even though it was about to explode, she perfectly understood that you would like to spend as much time there as possible.

Disco Elysium – The Final Cut

No two people have the same experience in Disco Elysium. The RPG is a highly focused book, with well-rounded characters filling almost every area of the game. Your ability to deal with your ills and manipulate others is the core of the game. It’s very deep. Your Insights have opinions on how you use them, what you do, and who you are. You don’t have one inner voice, but a family of them, and each one will either empower you or undermine your psyche.

Your armor, weapons, and most importantly, mindset. And that’s all in your head. In the real world, there’s a murder to solve, but you wake up in bed with no memory of who you are or what you’re doing. Even the decision of what to wear at this point will affect your strengths and weaknesses, and send you on a personal journey through the smallpox-infested city that you may not survive.

Sid Meier's Civilization VI

There’s no more enduring series on PC than Sid Meier’s Civilization. This turn-based strategy series has more loyal fans than anything else. Players are tasked with guiding their civilization through millennia, expanding their tribes in an ever-increasingly populated world.

It’s an alternate history lesson. Real-world bosses and country leaders settle into the map and begin to dominate the map’s hexagonal tiles. Your rise requires strategic savvy, diplomatic acumen, and a little luck. You’ll research technology and aim to build your way from pottery to spaceflight as rival nations slowly swallow up the map. It’s a lot, but that’s the point. Don’t start a session of Civilization VI without fully committing to the case.

You do this because the rewards are an endlessly fascinating game of world politics, in which a peaceful leader can develop nuclear capabilities under the right circumstances.

Red Dead Redemption 2

As Arthur Morgan, you’ll experience the last throes of freedom for the Van der Linde gang as they move from camp to camp, ironically committing crimes in the hopes of earning the right to settle. You won’t find a more immersive open world on PC than Red Dead Redemption 2.

A stylish Western can lay claim to one of the most beautifully designed and detailed game worlds ever created. From drunken nights in muddy frontier towns to quiet evenings on the prairie under a sky full of stars, there’s a real sense of place.

Anything seems possible here. Hop on your horse and you’re bound to find someone interesting to talk to or rescue, a creature to hunt and pelt, or a poor fool with a bag of gold up for grabs. Red Dead Redemption 2 may be deep, but there’s something appealing about the freedom it encourages.

XCOM2

If you're looking for tactics, there's no game more compelling than XCOM 2. The series is a mainstay in PC gaming, and the modern remake builds on the themes and gameplay of the old classics. This time, aliens have already taken over Earth, and now you're the resistance. The games have always been about fighting, and now you'll feel more intense than ever as you fight your way through a gang war.

It's a game of two parts. The outer layer includes base building, which allows you to research technology, build weapons, recruit troops, and plan your missions. Then there are the turn-based battles and skirmishes, where all that good stuff can be undone thanks to a poor choice of cover.

It’s the troops that really matter in XCOM 2. You get to know each member of your team, and they grow in stature and skill with each victory. Each of them is a real person, and their loss will be felt when they’re killed in combat.

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