Competition Win a Winter Bundle from PC Gamer and GOG

[GoodaGames]

Psychonauts 2. I had a blast playing the first game back in the day.

 

[python-b5]

Definitely Tunic. I've always loved the classic Zelda games and this game just looks so good.

 

[Dracekrake]

Would pick "No man's sky". It's had quite interesting history behind it and I genuinely was excited about it before its release. After harsh start it kind of fell under radar, but year after year it keeps getting better and more like what was promised. Right now I'd love to try it and see how vastly improved experience it would be.

 

[saltysalt]

Physconaughts 2 seems very fun to play!

 

[Icarommartins]

Prodeus. Boomer shooters are the best. And I'm always ready to kick ass and chew some bubblegum.

 

[djart]

I'm interested especially in Tunic becase I've heard it has some Souls vibes in it and would really welcome this challenge, but all the games are interesting. Good luck to ya all!

 

[Foxhood]

Tunic. Keeps slipping my mind during sales and it looks like an interesting experience with having to figure out what everything means.

 

[Luquacious]

Tunic, just because it looks like such a joy. I'd also love to finally play No Man's Sky with a friend that's been hyping it for a while.

 

[cblacker]

I am intrigued by Psychonauts 2 because of the unique psychological setting

 

[Flynn_Rhodes]

Prodeus, because I love Doom/ Duke 3d and I can run it on my potato pc!

 

[Hosaf]

Psychonauts 2 and Tunic both sound exiciting. I think I am more interested in Psychonauts though after finishing the first game and hearing a lot about sequel's praises.

 

[FazyCat]

No Man's Sky! Now that I have VR I would love to fly around freely exploring the planets

 

[EvilerDisturbed]

Honestly, Tunic is WAY high up on my list. It's a lot more than just a LoZ inspired game. As far as I know, there's no actual text during gameplay; the controls and your general goal are all presented to you almost like Ikea instructions, leaving you to decipher not only how to play the game, but also how to progress. A very neat concept to such a beautiful looking game.

 

[Sarge]

Tunic - because it's such a cute little game; but at the same time because it becomes harrowingly punishing the more you play it, e.g. like a souls game 😁

 

[adzthedoc210890]

I would love to get no man's sky, I really enjoy exploration games and that is one I haven't managed to acquire yet.

 

[Docm2k]

Tunic looks fun! Only one I've tried is Disco Elysium.

 

[mairyka]

Always loved Zelda so much growing up so Tunic for me!

 

[Batkelley]

For me, it's got to be Psychonauts 2. I've always been a big fan of 3d platformers, and the first Psychonauts is among the best of them, so I'm definitely looking forward to playing the sequel.

 

[Dark_Shadow]

Two Point Hospital, because it looks very funny!

 

[MarvMagnetic]

Psychonauts 2! I played the first game during a difficult time in my life, and the wonderful humor really helped me through. Since COVID, I've been struggling with depression off and on, and when I saw this it made me recall how the first one was able to help me, and makes me very interested in playing through a new one!

 

[soullodolo]

No Man's Sky, I want to try it in VR mode!

 

[AOClaus]

No Man's Sky. I have it on PS4 but... why not PC? And now Steam deck.

 

[Jaffo]

Disco Elysium; everyone raves about it. 🤞

 

[alannwo]

Psychonauts 2 or Disco Elysium, because both seem awesome and I still didn't have the opportunity to play

 

[the_wayseeker]

I'd have to go with 'No Man's Sky'. As an avid fan of Science Fiction, mainly Star Wars and Star Trek, NMS is packed with everything a sci-fi fan might want - exploring planets full of wonder and amazing creatures. I remember playing a bit on my cousin's console a few years ago and I loved it.