Serious Sam fires up a quiet week _ This Week in PC Gaming

**This Week in PC Gaming: New Releases, Major News, and Fun Content**

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### **New Game Releases to Look Forward To**

This week brings an exciting mix of new releases across various genres. Whether you're into fast-paced action or strategic decision-making, there's something for everyone.

#### ** Serious Sam Siberian Mayhem**

Sirius Sam Stone is back once again in another bizarre standalone FPS adventure. This time, the setting shifts to Siberia, where you'll track down General Brandt, who seems to always stay one step ahead of you. Explore and fight as much as you want in a story-driven Russia filled with new foes and bosses. If shooting guns isn't your thing, you can even wield a crossbow to take down enemies. *Serious Sam Siberian Mayhem* is set to launch on **January 25th**, so mark your calendars!

#### **Knights Tactics: Isometric Turn-Based Strategy RPG**

If you're in the mood for something different, *Knights Tactics* offers a unique blend of visual novel elements and isometric turn-based strategy. Immerse yourself in a hand-drawn fantasy world where every decision can alter the story's outcome. Each character boasts unique skills and abilities, allowing you to build the best team possible to gain a tactical advantage. Customize your character's performance attributes, craft new items, and enhance their abilities for even more strategic depth. *Knights Tactics* is also releasing on **January 25th**, giving players the choice between shooting things or making crucial decisions.

#### **Not For Broadcast: Video Editing Sim**

Ever wanted to take on the roles of video producers Graham and I? Now you can in *Not For Broadcast*, where you'll need to edit out swearing, cut between multiple camera feeds, and decide whether to start a scandal or not. The game even features a big red sensor button that players are sure to love (or wish they had). *Not For Broadcast* is coming to Steam on **January 30th**, offering a fun and chaotic experience.

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### **Major News: Microsoft Acquires Activision Blizzard**

This week brought some major news in the gaming world as Microsoft announced the acquisition of Activision Blizzard for a whopping $68.7 billion. This move solidifies Microsoft's position in the gaming industry, giving them access to a vast library of games and IPs. While this is a significant change, it also means that PlayStation owners can look forward to new exclusive titles in the coming years.

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### **Humor and Fun Facts**

In light of Microsoft's massive acquisition, we couldn't resist sharing some fun facts about what $68.7 billion could buy:

- You could purchase over **16 billion pints** of beer in Glasgow, where a pint currently costs around £4.19.

- Alternatively, you could adopt over **a billion rescue cats**, with each adoption costing roughly £60.

It's hard to imagine having that many cats—or pints—but it's an interesting thought experiment!

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### **Closing Thoughts**

That wraps up this week's PC gaming news. Whether you're looking forward to new releases like *Serious Sam Siberian Mayhem*, *Knights Tactics*, or *Not For Broadcast*, there's plenty to keep you entertained. And if you're curious about what $68.7 billion can buy, the numbers are both staggering and amusing.

For more updates, reviews, and hottest takes, head over to **PC Gamer**. Until next time, catch you all then!

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*This week's video wraps up with a light-hearted joke: "I make that joke poo or I make it joey joby."*

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up nerds this week in pc gaming it's time to get strategic and isometric turn-based rpg revenue knights tactics it's off to the tundra for more fps nonsense and serious sam siberian mayhem and it's time to edial video broadcast and bleep out the swears and not for broadcast i'm lauren aitken and this week the pc stands for platform civics microsoft has bought activision for a terrifying six 68.7 billion dollars giving a big money playing games oh sorry not monopoly what's the good word for that ah they'll have to come up with one so we all think it's a great idea it's another quiet week with an odd mix of releases so let's take a look at what's coming out sirius sam stone is back in another bizarre stand-alone fps adventure you're off to siberia this time to catch up with general brandt who somehow is still one step ahead of mr sirius you can fight and explore as much as you want in story russia with new foes and bosses joining the horde you can even wield a crossbow to take down your enemies if you're sick of shooting guns it comes to pc on january 25th so there's not long to wait did you know that you were missing a visual novel isometric turn-based strategy mash up in your life i didn't brevity knights tactics fills this niche hole nicely as you travel through a hand-drawn fantasy world where every decision can change the outcome of your story each character has unique skills and abilities and it's up to you to build the best team possible to gain that tactical advantage you could also customise your character's performance attributes skills and accessories for heightened abilities and craft new items to help you along the way it also comes on january 25th so it's up to you if you want to shoot things or be a decision maker have you ever fancied taking on video producer graham and i's roles as skirt writers and video editors well now you can and not for broadcast unlike in my videos you'll have to edit out swearing cut between multiple camera feeds and decide whether you want to start a scandal or not there's also a big red sensor button you can hit which i'm sure game wishes he had for me you rules not for broadcast comes to steam on january 30th we've got some actual news for once so hang on to your seats now that activision and bethesda have been acquired by microsoft we can show you the first glimpse of some new and exclusive playstation titles the ps5 owners have got to look forward to in the next couple of years name of obligation fall about newport barely as a question asked what could i buy with 68.7 billion dollars the average cost of a pint in glasgow is four pounds and 19 pence which means i could have bought over 16 billion pints you can also adopt a rescue cat for around 60 pounds meaning that i could have had over a billion cats can you imagine that many cats i bet you can and that does it for this week in pc gaming until next time head over to pcgamer.com for the latest news reviews and hottest takes i'm laurie macon and i'll catch you next week now i make that joke poo or i make it joey jobywhat's up nerds this week in pc gaming it's time to get strategic and isometric turn-based rpg revenue knights tactics it's off to the tundra for more fps nonsense and serious sam siberian mayhem and it's time to edial video broadcast and bleep out the swears and not for broadcast i'm lauren aitken and this week the pc stands for platform civics microsoft has bought activision for a terrifying six 68.7 billion dollars giving a big money playing games oh sorry not monopoly what's the good word for that ah they'll have to come up with one so we all think it's a great idea it's another quiet week with an odd mix of releases so let's take a look at what's coming out sirius sam stone is back in another bizarre stand-alone fps adventure you're off to siberia this time to catch up with general brandt who somehow is still one step ahead of mr sirius you can fight and explore as much as you want in story russia with new foes and bosses joining the horde you can even wield a crossbow to take down your enemies if you're sick of shooting guns it comes to pc on january 25th so there's not long to wait did you know that you were missing a visual novel isometric turn-based strategy mash up in your life i didn't brevity knights tactics fills this niche hole nicely as you travel through a hand-drawn fantasy world where every decision can change the outcome of your story each character has unique skills and abilities and it's up to you to build the best team possible to gain that tactical advantage you could also customise your character's performance attributes skills and accessories for heightened abilities and craft new items to help you along the way it also comes on january 25th so it's up to you if you want to shoot things or be a decision maker have you ever fancied taking on video producer graham and i's roles as skirt writers and video editors well now you can and not for broadcast unlike in my videos you'll have to edit out swearing cut between multiple camera feeds and decide whether you want to start a scandal or not there's also a big red sensor button you can hit which i'm sure game wishes he had for me you rules not for broadcast comes to steam on january 30th we've got some actual news for once so hang on to your seats now that activision and bethesda have been acquired by microsoft we can show you the first glimpse of some new and exclusive playstation titles the ps5 owners have got to look forward to in the next couple of years name of obligation fall about newport barely as a question asked what could i buy with 68.7 billion dollars the average cost of a pint in glasgow is four pounds and 19 pence which means i could have bought over 16 billion pints you can also adopt a rescue cat for around 60 pounds meaning that i could have had over a billion cats can you imagine that many cats i bet you can and that does it for this week in pc gaming until next time head over to pcgamer.com for the latest news reviews and hottest takes i'm laurie macon and i'll catch you next week now i make that joke poo or i make it joey joby\n"