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PC Gamer UK January issue: Information technology's STALKER 2 time, baby!

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Christmas is upcoming, the goose is getting fat, please commit a cent in PC Gamer magazine publisher's hat: For then, good boys and girls, ye shall receive the ultimate festive gift. Yes, it's an in-depth delve into the irradiated wild of STALKER 2 with all the details you want about the bigger, bolder, and more dangerous open-world sequel. Plus: Game of the Class awards, Gull vs Battlefield, and more!

STALKER is finally regressive, and this long-awaited sequel hopes to reinvent IT: With a full coarse world and a straggling, not-linear story. The Zone is bigger and bolder than ever before—and much vulnerable, too, with new anomalies, mutants, and factions to discover. You'll find everything you require to know in our all-entree cover feature, including interviews with the developer. Ohio, and you'll find unsuccessful why cervid aren't as harmless as they appear…

Information technology's also clock for our period of time Game of the Year awards. Later much debate and deliberation, we've determined the best releases of 2021—from our favourite RPG, to the year's virtually fun co-op game, to, of course, the eventual best brave of the year. The results might surprisal you…

All that, plus we've gone behind-the-scenes of the huge new Warframe update; reviewed Call of Duty Avant-garde and Battlefield 2042 to see which shooter rules the roost this year; discovered a whole new Half-Life story with the Delta full-transition mod; gone hands-on with cowboy immersive sim Weird Westbound; and much more.

And the print edition even comes with two festive gifts – a Warframe DLC bundle worth £20, and a free 2022 calendar display off some of the biggest upcoming games.

Issue 365 is out right now connected store shelves and on your digital devices from the App Store and Zinio. You can also order directly from Magazines Direct OR nab a subscription so you can save yourself a fewer quid (and get a £10 e-empower card into the bargain). Issues get delivered straightaway to your room access and accompany a lovely reader-exclusive get over.