PC is the most open gaming platform in the world — no single manufacturer controls what you can play or where you can buy it. The result is the largest game library of any platform, the most competitive pricing, and genuine hardware choice at every budget level. From the latest AAA releases to thousands of indie titles and decades of classics that console platforms no longer support, PC gaming encompasses the full history and present of the medium in one place.
2000 games

2016 · Adventure

2020 · Adventure
$59.99from $50.98
2023 · Action

2015 · Action
$39.99from $7.99
2021 · Adventure

2022 · Action
$59.99from $29.99
2011 · Shooter
from $9.99
2018 · Action
$59.99from $50.39
2018 · Action

2021 · Action
$59.99from $8.99
2023 · Action

2003 · Strategy

2013 · Adventure
$29.99from $9.89
2008 · Shooter

2007 · Action
from $9.99
2004 · Action
from $9.99
2004 · Action
from $59.99
2018 · Action
$39.99from $33.95
2019 · Action
$39.99from $7.99
2018 · RPG
from $44.99PC doesn't have traditional exclusives in the console sense — most games labelled 'PC exclusive' simply haven't been ported elsewhere yet, and former console exclusives arrive on PC regularly. What PC does have is a richer ecosystem: Steam, GOG, Epic Games Store, and dozens of key resellers create genuine price competition that no console platform can match. Mod support extends the life of games enormously — Skyrim, Cities: Skylines, and Stardew Valley have thousands of free community mods that add content, fixes, and entirely new experiences. PC gaming also scales with your hardware: the same game runs on a budget laptop or a high-end desktop with dramatically different visual results.
Before buying PC games, check your hardware against the game's system requirements — GameTheca's game pages include PC requirements where available. Decide whether you prefer digital (instant, no physical storage, but no resale value) or key-based purchases through resellers. For multiplayer games, check whether a separate launcher is required beyond Steam — EA App, Ubisoft Connect, and Battle.net all add friction. Also verify anti-cheat compatibility if you have specific hardware: Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye have known issues with some configurations.
PC gaming has the most competitive pricing of any platform. Steam sales, GOG sales, Humble Bundle collections, and key resellers like Fanatical, Green Man Gaming, and Voidu all sell the same games at different prices — sometimes with 50–90% differences between stores on the same day. GameTheca compares prices across all of these simultaneously so you always see the real cheapest price for any PC game right now, without checking each store manually.
3216 PC titles tracked — ranked by rating and popularity.