The Top 12 PC Games So Far in 2019

Despite the fact that we have only just reached the halfway point of 2019, the PC gaming community has had a fantastic year. With releases like GreedFall, Control, Outer Worlds, and more, the second half of the year seems even more promising. In fact, this list is already deserving of the title of top 10 PC games of the year. Now let's get started.

Resident Evil 2

With this remastered, or perhaps more accurately described as rebuilt, version of their beloved 1998 survival horror game, Capcom has truly hit the jackpot. This game will serve as a guide for remastering games from previous generations in the years to come. Capcom skillfully combined the essential changes to the gameplay and narrative with contemporary graphics. One of the best Resident Evil games to date is the finished product. We won't be shocked if additional RE classics receive the same treatment in light of RE2's success.

Metro Exodus

Many were skeptical about Metro Exodus's ability to succeed as an open-world game when the series' subterranean and cramped gameplay was revealed. The outcome was a novel addition to the Metro series that took gaming one step closer to the general public. All things considered, the game is a strong bundle with appealing graphics, compelling characters, a complex plot, and plenty of options. With just the proper mix of geographic variation and activities, the globe is vibrant. Although there are sporadic problems in the game, overall it offers a compelling post-apocalyptic experience.

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

Sekiro is another example of From Software's ability to deliver games that make players want to smash controllers with abandon. Even if titles like Bloodborne and the Soul series have a similar gameplay style, Sekiro is a completely distinct animal. To conquer the game, you must give up your Souls habit, which is crucial to remember given how brutal the gameplay is and how many hours it takes to master. Compared to other From Software games, the story is rather simple and the graphics are astounding. This year, Sekiro is "the game" to defeat.

Apex Legends

It may be argued that we have played enough Battle Royale games and are sick of Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, to mention a couple. In an oversaturated genre, Apex is a breath of fresh air. The main emphasis is on squad combat, as three players from each squad battle it out for supremacy against the other 19 squads. There are many intriguing playable characters in it, and each one has unique advantages or skills that can be showcased on an intriguing terrain. This game is obviously free and has a cool vibe to it.

Devil May Cry 5

Devil May Cry 5 is just another example of how Capcom has had a fantastic first half and how they have taken its detractors by surprise. regaining prominence following an unsuccessful attempt to revive it in 2013. They restored the original plot, cast of characters, and attitude to a whole new level. The game looks amazing because Capcom used the same brand-new engine for this one as they did for RE2. You may slice and shoot demonic hordes with complete elegance and skill thanks to the fluid combat.

Rage 2

Mad Max and Doom are combined in a strange, yet successful, way in Rage 2. The post-apocalyptic setting bears uncanny similarities to Mad Max, and players will enjoy Doom's swift and straightforward gameplay. It takes up the narrative where its 2011 predecessor left off. With a good number of abilities, a variety of weapons to pick from, and the ability to upgrade both your trusted companion and weapons, the gameplay offers a lot to players. Although the game may have its moments of poor performance, it is still a really good shooter.

Mortal Combat 11

Mortal Combat is perhaps best remembered for its brutally graphic deaths and button-mashing action. The most recent title in the franchise's 27-year history is a perfect example of how much it has changed over that period. The tale is engrossing and wonderful in the right sense, even though it occasionally borders on the ridiculous. The gameplay is slick. There are a ton of personalization possibilities available in the game. Without a doubt, it is the most popular game in the series, with well-developed game mechanics that give the gameplay a depth that is uncommon in fighter games.

A Plague Tale: Innocence

A Plague Tale: Innocence is a game that delivers an amazing experience by fusing stunning visuals with an engrossing story. It narrates the tale of two orphans who manage to survive in a world where the black death is rife. The game's gloomy atmosphere is further enhanced by the stealth-based gameplay. The plot develops in a straight manner, sometimes even tying up and limiting gameplay with few alternatives and controlling your every action. Nevertheless, the game remains a reliable experience provider and one of the biggest surprises of the first half of the year.

The Division 2

The Division 2 takes things a step farther and makes up for all its predecessor lacked. Together with much improved gaming mechanics and a reward system, the game has an amazing visual aesthetic. This particular game has the ability to occupy hours of your time while remaining durable. Because it rewards you for spending hours playing the game and keeps you going back for more, the loot system is both excellent and fulfilling. Developers, take note: this is how a solid sequel is created.

Total War: Three Kingdoms

Without a doubt, one of the greatest strategy games available right now is Total War: Three Kingdoms. This game's core features are its incredible gameplay and a big cast of characters that together make an epic tale. The appropriate amount of challenge in the gameplay makes you think about the approach you should use for your next move. In terms of aesthetics, the game is very enjoyable, and you can just relax and take in how the combat sequence plays out. It is without a doubt the best game in the Total War series and well worth the time.

Q/A

Q1: What is the biggest game to run on PC?

Ans: The Most Demanding PC Games

• Red Dead Redemption 2.
• Cyberpunk 2077.
• The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Next-Gen.
• A Plague Tale: Requiem.
• Forspoken.
• HYPERPC computers. for the most demanding games.

Q2: What game sold the most copies 2019?

Ans: However, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare was the best-selling game of the year, closely followed by Madden NFL 20 and NBA 2K20. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, which is now Respawn's best-selling game ever, comes in at number six, followed in order by Borderlands 3 in fourth place, Mortal Kombat 11 in fifth place, and other recent releases rounding out the top 6.

Q3: What was the best selling game of 2018?

Ans: The second Red Dead Redemption

Red Dead Redemption 2 was the best-selling console game at the end of 2018, despite its October release, with nearly 14 million PlayStation 4 units sold globally.

Q4: Do games look better on PC?

Ans: Improved visuals and performance: Thanks to improved computer hardware, modern games on high-end PCs can operate at higher resolutions and frame rates, giving a sharper picture and quicker load times. Additionally, computer games are typically constructed with optimization in mind.