16 upcoming PC games that will destroy your productivity in 2016

By Joshua Smith Published November 5, 2017

The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One may boast plenty of blockbusters rolling out this year, but it still pays to game on a PC, too. Titles like XCOM 2, For Honor and Rise of The Tomb Raider top the list of most anticipated titles, and there are still plenty more in store.

In this video, we’ll give you a glimpse at 16 of the best PC games arriving in 2016. Become a part of the big brawl in classic franchises like Street Fighter V, or use tactics and skill in hit shooters like Tom Clancy’s The Division. With so many games hitting the market, it’s crucial to know what’s coming and when. After this quick video, you’ll have it all. And a serious hankering for some soon-to-be classics.

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You might want to wait a bit to play Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 on Steam

A player runs in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 multiplayer.

It's Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 launch day, which means potentially millions of players are hopping into the new single-player campaign, the updated multiplayer mode, and Zombies. While posts online about the performance of the game seem to be minimal, there have been reported issues on PC, specifically via Steam.

It's been a common story lately about players being mad at third-party launchers on Steam, and that remains the case for Black Ops 6. Call of Duty's is called Call of Duty HQ (COD HQ), and it's a hub for players to manage their game installs, whether they want to only download certain game modes or launch a specific game. It seems as if players can only switch between modes through the launcher and have to go through multiple menus to boot the game up. In the worst cases, they can't launch the game at all.

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