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PC Gamer magazine’s new issue is on sale now: Dinolords

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Last updated: December 4, 2025 10:14 am
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This month PC Gamer gets world-exclusive access to Dinolords, the roarsome new RTS where you wage war with medieval knights and dinosaurs. Yes, you read that right! It’s a totally bonkers premise, but one that is genuinely fresh and exciting, with the game’s developer, Northplay, attempting to evolve the RTS genre in some really interesting ways. This is the velociraptor riding, knights versus vikings fighting, medieval fortress building RTS spectacular you fever dreamed up in school, but made real. And, with unrivaled studio and game access, our lead Dinolords feature is truly dino-mite!

If all that explosive dinosaur action wasn’t enough, though, this issue also features the grand unveiling of the winners of our annual Game of the Year Awards, too. This year has been incredibly rich in great new games across a wide range of genres, and filtering all those new releases down into just a handful of winners was incredibly tough. However, after much voting and debate, winners have been chosen, and new gaming legends have been made.

Cover feature: Dinolords

(Image credit: Future)

Written by: Abbie Stone

Magazine exclusive: Until January 2nd, 2026

What’s in this month’s cover story: For our world-exclusive cover feature this month, PC Gamer not only plays Dinolords extensively, getting hands-on with its unique blend of RTS and RPG gaming awesomeness for several hours, but also speaks in detail with key members of the game’s development team about their design journey and why Dinolords is going to rock.


Secondary feature: Game of the Year Awards

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PC Gamer magazine Dinolords
(Image credit: Future)

Game of the Year Awards

Written by: PC Gamer

What’s in this feature: After another incredible year in PC gaming, the entire PC Gamer team comes together from around the world to vote, debate and advocate for their favourite new gaming experiences. PC Gamer then dispenses its prestigious Game of the Year Awards, recognising the greatest new games that we think PC gamers should play, including our king of kings Game of the Year gong. New gaming legends are made!


Additional content in this month’s issue

Minos maze building PC game
LEAD PREVIEW

PC Gamer exclusively plays Minos, the epic new maze-building roguelite from Artificer where, as the fabled Minotaur of myth, you must defend your sanctuary from bloodthirsty adventurers. Could this be the new Dungeon Keeper? We speak directly to its developer to find out.

Aza, a companion from The Outer Worlds 2 with short black and red hair, blue eyes, and strange gadgetry equipped
LEAD REVIEW

The Outer Worlds 2 is the latest grand RPG from Obsidian Entertainment, and a direct sequel to the award-winning original game. Is this the game Starfield should always have been? Or is this cosmic caper missing the secret sauce? Our official review reveals all.

Half-Life Extended
MOD SPOTLIGHT

We install the ambitious and highly impressive Half-Life Extended mod that massively expands on the original Valve FPS, with the Black Mesa Research Facility larger, deeper, and more labyrinthine than ever.

Painkiller
REINSTALL

The cult classic FPS gets re-appraised in light of its recent remake. Was this dark and moody shooter always overrated? Or does it remain a Stake Gun-filled piece of gaming gold that deserves even more praise?

Cyberpunk 2077
DIARY

Join the misadventures of our ‘Tech No Bro’ in a no-aug, Luddite playthrough of Cyberpunk 2077. Is the future better without implants? Our baseball bat-wielding hero Vincent sure thinks so.

Yoshiro Kimura
SPECIAL REPORT

Celebrated Japanese developer Yoshiro Kimura talks about his Undertale-inspired game, Stray Children, which is part oddball story, part genre commentary.

PC Gamer magazine Dinolords
THE BUILD

Learn how to craft this pint-sized gaming powerhouse of a PC with our part-by-part build guide. It’s loaded with an RTX 5080 16GB and a Ryzen 7 9800X3D.

PC Gamer magazine Dinolords
HARDWARE GROUP TEST

The PC Gamer hardware lab puts six of today’s top-rated wireless gaming headsets through their paces, testing them for battery life, audio quality, and noise cancellation.

Vampire The Masquerade Bloodlines 2
…and more!

Now Playing: The PC Gamer team write about their adventures in Final Fantasy XIV, Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, Baby Steps, and Infinity Nikki.

They’re Back: Matthew Elliott re-reviews Dungeon Keeper II, Dungeons and Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara, and Legend of Grimrock II.

How To: Sean Martin delivers the ultimate guide to surviving and thriving in Obsidian’s cosmic new RPG, The Outer Worlds 2.


Subscribe to PC Gamer magazine

How many issues are in an annual subscription?

  • 13 issues a year, including a special holiday issue in late December.

What’s the difference between the UK and US versions of the magazine?

  • The UK edition of PC Gamer magazine has a slightly higher page count than the US edition, with extra content available.

Are PC Gamer subscriptions available outside the US/UK?

  • Yes, we ship PC Gamer magazine to many countries around the world. For a full list of destinations, please visit Magazines Direct.

What form does the digital magazine come in?

  • Digital editions of PC Gamer magazine are provided in PDF and EPUB format, readable through Pocketmags.

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