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ARC Raiders

As far as multiplayer experiences go in 2025, it’s hard to overstate the impact Arc Raiders made this year. This smash hit of an extraction shooter has rapidly climbed through the ranks, its community established its own play culture. The title needed just barely over a month to sit at 200k Steam reviews and reliably feature in the top 5 of Steam’s most played!

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Add to that the great moment-to-moment experience, an interesting, vibrant sci-fi setting, and plenty of room for builds and personal expression, Arc Raiders should be on your list if you’re even a little bit into multiplayer shooters.

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Minecraft

Something about the welcoming, apparent simplicity of Minecraft makes the voxel-based survival game truly evergreen. With a distinct aesthetic immune to the passage of time and gameplay experience which can be as casual or as deep as you want it to be, it’s a fantastic game to play regardless of your age.

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You could build a cozy farm, explore the procedurally generated digital world, or dig deep into the possibilities of redstone programming. And that’s before any of the mods comes in. With a single purchase of Minecraft you also get access to both of its editions: mod-friendly, PC-oriented Java, and Bedrock, which features crossplay with other platforms for an easy way to spend time with friends and family online.

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Grand Theft Auto V

We are still some time away from the launch of GTA6, so why not start getting used to Rockstar’s style of worldbuilding and gameplay design with its predecessor? GTA5 is one of the world’s most successful video games, and if you haven’t tried it yet, you might not even fully get why the successor’s delay make so many fans frustrated.

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GTA5 follows three protagonists who are hardly heroes: retired thief Michael, his former violent accomplice Trevor, and a young repo man Franklin. All three are tangled in a weird criminal mess, their own complicated private lives, and the culture of Los Santos, Rockstar’s satire of Los Angeles and one of the best open worlds in gaming.

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Anno 117: Pax Romana

A complex city-building strategy about ancient Rome? Sounds like a treat, especially since it’s a new installment of an entire venerated (and venerable) series of economic historical strategies.

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Anno 117 puts you in charge of developing and running a Roman province. Your job involves doing important work on the city, making sure that the finances are fine, the neighbors aren’t getting too bold, and no good opportunity to expand borders and relations is ignored.

You won’t even be limited to continental Europe, either. Anno 117 can also take you to Albion, where you’ll have the choice of furthering Celtic influence of Roman mores aren’t to your liking.

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Project Zomboid

Project Zomboid might well be the only realistic zombie game.

It doesn’t pretend a random person from the suburbs would be a survival and combat expert capable of staying fed, healthy, and fit with relative ease. Instead, it challenges you at every step with a pleasant depth of simulation. And you will die a lot until you learn you should only test your luck, not push it.

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Surviving for a long time in Zomboid feels like an achievement, because it’s not a given. Especially since your character’s mental state is being simulated as well, it’s not enough to have all vitals in the green, a task that’s already complicated.

If you want a very non-power fantasy take on the survival genre, Zomboid is the way to go. Its isometric camera and relatively simple graphical style make room for complexity of simulation.

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