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Assassins Creed preview PC
Coming soon to the PC is Assassin's Creed, last year's huge hit on the Xbox 360 and the PS3. The PC version promises additional content, including four all-new missions. The new content is being kept tightly under wraps until the game's release in March, but we've had a hands-on preview with Assassin's Creed and we've had a good look at the gameplay of the stealth-em-up on the PC. We can tell you all about what to expect and why we're pretty excited by what we've seen so far of Assassin's Creed in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full Assassins Creed preview for the PC now!  
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Command and Conquer Tiberium preview PC
In Tiberium, the Command and Conquer franchise will venture back into the first person shooter for the first time since the less than successful Renegade back in 2002. Tiberium though is looking like a much more promising project - it's got three years' development behind it already, and it's set to take the RTS series into new territory as a multiple squad based shooter. We've gone hands on with Tiberium this month and had an in-depth look at all the game has to offer. Find out everything you need to know in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full Command and Conquer Tiberium preview for the PC now!
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Just Cause 2 preview PC
The original Just Cause was a big, but surprise, hit a couple of years ago, a riotous adventure bursting with action in its jungle location. And its sequel Just Cause 2, due out this summer, promises more and better of the same - hero Rico will be back, with plenty of stuff to drive, shoot at, jump off and blow up in his stunt-filled missions. The locations are more varied this time and the game will be entirely free-roaming - you'll be free to wander at will and take up missions as and when you want. We have a full preview of Just Cause 2 this month - find out all the latest about the game now!
Click here to read the full Just Cause 2 preview for the PC now!
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Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War Soulstorm review PC
The RTS behemoth that is Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War rolls on with the release of Soulstorm. This fourth outing for the Warhammer series returns to the freeform world of its predecessors and considerably expands on the previous gameplay. With four planets to crush and nine races to choose from, Soulstorm offers the biggest challenges yet. We have reviewed Soulstorm in detail this month - find out all you need to know about the game in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War Soulstorm review for the PC now!
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Legendary: The Box preview PC
This summer will see the outbreak of a global war between men and mythical monsters, released from Pandora's box in Legendary: The Box. The action will take place in a number of real-life city locations - so far we've seen New York and London over-run with werewolves, minotaurs and more. We have all the latest news from the development of Legendary: The Box in this issue of PCGZine - find out all you need to know about this intriguing game now!
Click here to read the full Legendary: The Box preview for the PC now!
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Mass Effect preview PC
It was one of the biggest console releases of 2007, and now it's on its way to the PC: Bioware's Mass Effect is due for PC release in May this year. The superior space-based action RPG is being extensively re-jigged to adapt it to the PC and it should look even better than before with enhanced visuals and an improved inventory interface. Even if you've played Mass Effect on the consoles, its upcoming PC outing will be more than worth a look - don't miss all the latest news of Mass Effect for the PC in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full Mass Effect preview for the PC now!
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The Agency interview PC
This month in PCGZine, we've been talking to producer of The Agency Dan Myers. The Agency is due out later this year, and will be a online multiplayer shooter set in the murky world of espionage. With a strong PvP element, is The Agency really an MMOFPS or a huge online shooter? How will the NPCs interact with your character? And what spy games have influenced the development? We've asked all the questions and we have everything you need to know about The Agency in this issue.
Click here to read the full The Agency interview for the PC now!
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Conflict: Denied Ops review PC
Conflict: Denied Ops is the latest in the Conflict series, which has struggled recently to keep up with the high standards set by some of its rivals. Denied Ops though has reinvented the series somewhat - it's transformed into a first person shooter from a third person view, and instead of a squad to control you'll switch between just two characters. Even so, Denied Ops hasn't been well-received critically on the consoles - will it play better on the PC? Find out all about the game and what we think of it in our full review.
Click here to read the full Conflict: Denied Ops review for the PC now!
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Pirates of the Burning Sea review PC
It's time to head off on the high seas in brand new MMO Pirates of the Burning Seas. There's a massive world to explore, ships to be bought and stolen, islands to be pillaged and other scurvy pirates to get to know. You'll have to get to grips with the social, economic and of course nautical elements of the game, and form alliances with other players in order to succeed. Anyone looking for an MMO that's not peopled with elves, wizards and the like should find Pirates of the Burning Sea a refreshing change. We've awarded it our PCGZine Gold Award - check out our full review now to find out why.
Click here to read the full Pirates of the Burning Sea review for the PC now!
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GamerZines - just the magazines
In this month's PCGZine, we review Soulstorm, the newest outing for Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War, the strategy giant. Plus we've had hands-on previews of both Assassin's Creed, last year's major stealth-action console hit, and Command and Conquer Tiberium, which will take the RTS series on a foray into the FPS realm. All this, and much much more in this issue of PCGZine!
