The latest PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now, featuring a world-exclusive deep dive into Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred. This month, we bring you unprecedented access to Blizzard's HQ, where our team spent hours playing the climactic new expansion. We also sat down with the key developers working to bring this hellish ARPG expansion to life.
Inside the Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred Expansion
With Mephisto, the Prime Evil of Hatred, rising to bring doom to Sanctuary, PC gamers are facing a wickedly good challenge. However, players will have new tools at their disposal to fight back. The introduction of the Paladin and Warlock classes means that Mephisto might be the one who should be worried!
Written by Tyler Colp, this cover story explores why Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred cements Blizzard's status as the king of the ARPG genre. This special feature is a magazine exclusive available until May 27th, 2026.
What’s Inside This Month’s Issue?
Beyond the massive cover story, Issue 422 (UK) / 410 (US) is packed with essential reading for every PC enthusiast. We are also thrilled to introduce a brand-new opinion section, featuring spicy op-eds, regular genre columns, and the return of our legendary Face Off debate column.
Our latest lineup includes:
- Lead Preview: An exclusive look at the space-based survival horror title, Directive 8020.
- Deep Dive Reviews: Definitive judgments on Crimson Desert, Death Stranding 2, and World of Warcraft: Midnight.
- Mod Spotlights: Essential tweaks for the classic Prince of Persia: Sands of Time.
- Reinstalls: A retrospective look at Deus Ex: Invisible War by Jody Macgregor.
- Gaming Diaries: Matthew Elliott explores the depths of Total War: Warhammer 3.
Extensive Previews and Reviews
Our previews section is loaded with upcoming heavy hitters. We have an all-access pass to Supermassive Games for a hands-on look at Directive 8020, including details on its unique time-rewind mechanic. You can also catch previews for Control Resonant, Ashes of the Singularity 2, Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Pragmata, Slay the Spire 2, Masters of Albion, and Xenonauts 2.
In our reviews, we deliver hard-hitting verdicts on titles like Marathon, Screamer, Banquet for Fools, and Aether & Iron. Our review of Crimson Desert follows a developer after more than 100 hours of gameplay to dissect its complex systems.
Get Your Copy Today
You can pick up the new issue in both print and digital formats.
Pricing Information:
- Print Edition: $4.99 (US) | £16.49 (UK)
- Digital Edition: $4.99 (US) | £16.49 (UK)
