Here's the Recap of All the Highlights From the PC Gaming Show

The first ever PC Gaming Show at E3 was quite a hefty one, running nearly three hours long, and with plenty of heady and technical content to satisfy die-hard master race gamers. There wasn't a lot of glamour and flair, but that's just how they like it; substance trumps style any day of the week.

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Tripwire Interactive isn't just working on Killing Floor 2: here's a trailer for Rising Star 2: Vietnam.

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2
Star Citizen, a crowdfunded space sim with FPS elements, got this message at E3.

Between this and Shenmue III, crowdfunding is looking like more and more of a viable way of getting games without major studio support off the ground.

Via PC Gamer
3
Total War finally goes fantasy after 15 years with Total War: Warhammer.

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Planet Coaster is a spiritual successor to RollerCoaster Tycoon from the makers of Elite: Dangerous.

It's definitely different from Elite: Dangerous, but PC gamers have been deprived of theme park games for a long time now, and Planet Coaster is looking to fill that void admirably.

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5
Guild Wars 2 gets a massive expansion in Heart of Thorns.

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Arma III is getting Tanoa, a new Pacific island terrain, in early 2016.

Raise your hand if you're feeling waves of nostalgia for Wake Island in Battlefield 1942.

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Dirty Bomb is all about (you guessed it) playing dirty.

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StarCraft II fans got a trailer for Legacy of the Void.

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And No Man's Sky followed up it's gameplay demo with a brief trailer at the PC Gaming Show.

Via PC Gamer