Software
Final Fantasy XVI: Endwalker (Triple-A Video Game)
This freshly expanded Massively Multiplayer entry in the Final Fantasy Series introduces additional jobs, races and embark on a new journey as the Warrior of Darkness.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $840-$1200 for a new computer geared to run Final Fantasy XVI: Endwalker.
Darkest Dungeon II (Enthusiast Game)
Take your party on the road in the much-anticipated sequel to Darkest Dungeon, risking body and soul in an attempt to save the world.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $890-$1400 for a new computer geared to run Darkest Dungeon II.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl (Triple-A Video Game)
Brave the Zone once more in this new chapter of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series and help decide its fate.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $370-$1600 for a new computer geared to run S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl.
DiRT Rally 2.0 (Triple-A Video Game)
Drive powerful cars on and off the road across the world.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $370-$1630 for a new computer geared to run DiRT Rally 2.0.
StudioOne 6 (Music Production)
Multi-platform software to record and master audio.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $540-$1100 for a new computer geared to run StudioOne 6.
Overwatch 2 (Triple-A Video Game)
Blizzard's latest team-based multiplayer shooter.
Based on official recommended specs, expect to spend $250-$1300 for a new computer geared to run Overwatch 2.