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Elden Ring was, of course, February's highlight. The RPG game, which challenged players from all over the world to restore the title item, shot to the top of the charts and was said to be one of the best games ever made by FromSoftware. After a successful launch in Korea, Amazon Games and Smilegate RPG brought Lost Ark, an ARPG/MMORPG hybrid, to the West. The game has blossomed since its launch and now features a plethora of exciting classes and zones, despite the fact that server queues soared and players frequently lost the will to live. Additionally, Dying Light 2 is worthy of mention; After all, who doesn't enjoy getting killed by zombies?

Finally, as we discussed in our Steam Deck review, Valve altered the portable gaming landscape. At first, not many individuals could get their hands on the handheld because of a booking framework and a many individuals placing in a pre-request, yet the gadget quickly turned into a #1 with boot screen mods, actual extras, and engineers dashing to streamline their games for the new framework.

Since Elden Ring is the PCGamesN Game of the Year 2022, we highly recommend that you read our Elden Ring review. There is also a Dying Light 2 and Lost Ark review for those who aren't into Soulslikes.

Elden Ring was followed by Final Fantasy Origin: Stranger in Paradise, which was nowhere near as successful as FromSoftware, Elden Ring, on the other hand, shot to the top of Steam's charts and, uh cheap Diablo 4 Items, porn charts. In the meantime, the absence of a Quidditch feature in Hogwarts Legacy became the talk of the town.