PC Gamer magazine has released its latest issue, with the cover story focusing on an exclusive look at "World of Warcraft: Forever," described as a significant new evolution of the classic game. The publication has gained world-exclusive access, playing the title extensively and speaking directly with key Blizzard developers. The magazine suggests that "the old WoW magic is back" and anticipates a "new MMO golden age."
Beyond the cover feature, this issue includes a robust preview section covering a wide array of anticipated games. Players can expect hands-on impressions of titles such as Total War: Warhammer 40,000, Rainbow Six Tactics, Stronghold 4, 1666: Amsterdam, Lego Skylines, Afterworld, Sanctuary: Shattered Sun, and Bodycam.
The reviews section delivers verdicts on The Blood of Dawnwalker, Metal Gear Solid IV: Guns of the Patriots, Star Wars Zero Company, Fields of Mistria, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and Sovereign Tower, among others.
Additional content includes a group test of PC case fans, a retrospective on Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, a new diary series exploring a corporate serial killer in Starfield, an examination of a 3D and VR mod for Stardew Valley, a developer insight into the creation of Forbidden Solitaire, and a discussion on the merits of gyro aiming in games. The issue also features an editorial debate on whether PC gaming belongs in the living room, a review of the Ryzen 7 7700X3D processor, and a special report on Grand Theft Auto 6's reveal. Other content includes a look at the latest from The Spy, and ongoing coverage of various games.
The magazine is available through subscription, with 13 issues per year, including a holiday issue. Digital editions are offered in PDF and EPUB formats. Subscriptions are available globally, with details provided on the Magazines Direct website.