Shacknews Best PC Games of 2024 – STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl

Even though games like STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl are popular everywhere they’re released, But on PC it truly found its roots. The team at GSC Game World was able to release an outstanding sequel to one of the most acclaimed franchises. Delivering an unforgettable experience for fans of the series, from the gameplay and storytelling to the visuals and community support, STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl won the Shacknews award for Best PC Game of 2024.

When it comes to taking full advantage of the PC platform, There are a few games that spring to mind: Crysis was a popular choice for its graphical fidelity back in the day. Teardown was considered one of the best PC games of 2022 for its intense physics and sandbox system. This year, STALKER 2 Hard work has gone into Unreal Engine 5 to deliver truly outstanding visuals. At the same time, it boasts an active mod community that wants to take the experience to the next level.

A quick overview at PC specs It shows that even players with even mediocre PCs can experience one of the best games released this year. However, a look at the recommended specs gives a clear idea of ​​what GSC Game World has planned for. player Those who can surpass their hardware benchmarks will enjoy graphics and realistic visual effects that will take your breath away.

In terms of modding The community has supported GSC Game World. Nexus Mods There are dozens of mods pages in a variety of categories. Most of them have been downloaded hundreds of thousands of times. Players on PC can enjoy a level of control over their experience not available on other gaming platforms.

And this is just the beginning for STALKER 2. We’re still working on it within the first few months of launch. And with GSC Game World promising even more content and support. The game is therefore destined to reach dizzying new heights.

We are delighted that we named STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl one of Shacknews’ Best PC Games of 2024.

Be sure to read about the rest of the Shacknews Awards in our Year of Games: 2024 feature.