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It would be hard to argue 2016 hasn't been a great year for gaming. We're just over half-way through and the sheer number of new games is almost overwhelming. So far we've seen incredible revivals of classic franchises with Doom, fantastic DLC that nearly qualifies as a stand alone game in The Witcher 3's Blood & Wine expansion, and the introduction of a wholly new and fantastic IP with If you're a PC gamer, things are looking pretty great right now. Not only are newer, faster, and cheaper graphics cards making games look and run amazing, the best games so far this year are destined to be classics.

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Here then are the top PC games so far, along with our review score. Hearts of Iron IV: 9.0. Hearts of Iron IV is a massive, immersive, incredibly complex World War II simulation with a fantastic pay-off for players willing to invest their time and energy. With 11,000 unique provinces, air zones and sea regions, the massive playing field is like living, breathing game of Risk. Almost every detail of World War II war fighting is ingeniously replicated. Any PC gamer looking for an involved, time-intensive war simulation that also respects your time and rewards you accordingly will do well to play Hearts of Iron IV.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt-- Blood and Wine 9.0. It hasn't just been a good (half) year for full games. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Blood and Wine expansion took the fantastic gameplay and story from The Witcher 3 and put it into a new location. Gone are the doom and gloom locales of the main game, replaced by sunshine and vineyards, a pastiche of southern France with a Witcher twist. Coming in at around 20-25 hours, the expansion is practically a stand-alone game, similar in spirit to Fallout 4's massive Far Harbor expansion. The expansion also marks the end of the saga of Geralt, but along the way it adds new features and enhancements. Pony Island 9.0.

Pony Island is a short but enjoyable game that takes great pleasure in subverting what you expect it to be. You start locked into a computer, only able to play one game, the titular Pony Island. However, once you manage to get out of the game within the game, you gain access to the terminal on which Pony Island runs.

That means you can access user accounts and files, and interact with other characters in the game via an '80s-vintage messageboard system. It's full of surprises, and its unique take on telling a story makes Pony Island a memorable and enjoyable experience. Darkest Dungeon 9.1.

Tactical strategy games are as natural a fit on PC as playing games with a mouse and keyboard, and Darkest Dungeon is a wonderful addition to the genre. Dark and punishing, the game is as unpredictable as it is deep. And that's a good thing. Part of what makes Darkest Dungeon great is its replay value, helped along by its animation style and fantastic narration. The game excels at putting tension on you and your team, but it also gives you the option to quit when things aren't looking favorable, a nice addition that cuts down on potential frustrations.