Later this week, on Thursday, December 4, PC Gamer is bringing back the publication's annual top 25 countdown of the most anticipated games that are expected to debut in 2026.
The list of Most Wanted games was chosen by a group called "The Council," made up of a panel of over 120 industry professionals, journalists, celebrities, and content creators from a curated list of 100 games chosen by PC Gamer.
How to watch PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted
The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted will air on Thursday, December 4 at 8 PM UK/3 PM ET/12 PM PST. There are a variety of streaming options to watch the broadcast, including PC Gamer’s YouTube, Twitch, X and Facebook channels, as well as GamesRadar+, Steam, and Bilibili.
According to PC Gamer, the show will also be available in multiple languages via localized subtitles, including English, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, Japanese, French, Korean, German, Russian, Polish, ASL and BSL.
If you want to follow your favorite streamers for their live reactions you can watch along with AnnieFuschia, C Jun, CohhCarnage, DansGaming, DizzyKitten, Olivia Monroe, Lacari, Lvndmark, Stormfall33, SodaPoppin, Xaryu and Xop0.
What to expect
This year's edition will be hosted by esports commentator Frankie Ward alongside PC Gamer's Mr. Midas. The show will present chosen games with a trailer, information and announcements about the included projects.
Like last year, Amelia Ward (Baldur's Gate 3, Hades 2) will be narrating the show.
We don't have a full list of games that will be at the show, but expect to see trailers for Killing Floor 3, High On Life 2, and Rogue Point. Plus announcements from developers like Dotemu (Marvel Cosmic Invasion), Lightbulb Crew (Ex Sanguis) and Playstack (The Case of the Golden Idol).
Developer Liquid Swords announced on X that it would showcase it's new game during the show. A lot is happening at this year's show, and it should be quite exciting so tune in...
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