PC Gaming World

This is a rather overpriced magazine for what you get. Sure it has demo's, commonly two and occasionally three of them. But most of the games on that demo are very cheap games you wouldn't pay more than a fiver for, with maybe one great new game the competitors had last month. The reviews are the best I've found however, offering detailed well researched previews and reviews, and they are seemingly unbiased. And the same goes for their technology sections, which are relative to the games market (more than can be said for some mags) and very detailed, they often cover peripherals (controllers etc.), hardware (graphics cards etc.), and often find ...

You are probably wondering why I have described the title of the magazine as ironic well its name tries to give the opinion that it is a very large magazine which covers the entire world of PC gaming and suggests a broader picture than other magazines. In fact I find this magazine to be very narrow-minded in that it does not cover the world's news as its superior competitors (PC GAMER & PC ZONE). The magazine finds itself with no direction and a confusing format. The actual journalism is of a good standard and it does provide informative reviews, however the demo games are usually at least a month behind Zone and Gamer and the same applies for the news. ...

First of all can I tell you that this magazine has now changed it's name to PCgameplay,but it has not lost anything apart from it's name, anyway where was I? I have been subscribed to this magazine for about six months,and find it very helpful before buying a game as it reviews all the latest games for the PC.It gives you a verdict on the gameplay also shows you what the game runs like at different resolutions and different processors.They compare the game with others in the same group and gives you the pros & cons of the game. But they do not only rewiew games,O- know, they also give you the best solutions to the most popular games around,and every issue ...