The PC Games In 2011 That You Wont Want To Miss

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It’s not even halfway through 2011 yet, and we have already seen some great PC games on the market. So despite what the cynics may say, it’s evident that PC gaming is far from over. If we continue to receive fantastic titles like we have this year, there will be many more exciting years ahead for PC gaming.

Here are some of the standout games in 2011 that should not be missed:

Shogun 2: Total War

Shogun 2: Total War is an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys immersive strategy games filled with adventure. The stunning graphics will make you feel like you’ve been transported to Japan. However, before you rush out to buy this game, it’s important to ensure that your computer meets the high system requirements, which is the only downside.

Star Wars: The Old Republic

While it may not make it to the top of the best games list for 2011, Star Wars: The Old Republic should still make it into the top 10. The developers have promised that it will be the best Star Wars game ever, although they may be biased in saying so.

Fortunately, there have been some positive buzz surrounding this game, indicating that the tide may be turning for Star Wars games. The most compelling aspect of Star Wars: The Old Republic is its engaging storyline.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution

This game appears to be one of the best games in 2011. The game’s story is captivating enough to be made into a Hollywood film, and the graphics are outstanding. Deus Ex: Human Revolution will appeal to both strategists and those who simply enjoy immersing themselves in a world of action and violence.

So, with these and other exciting titles on the horizon, PC gaming is set to have many more fantastic years ahead.

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