Top 20 outstanding PC games in May 2017

The top six positions of the top 20 games rankings for May 2017 remained unchanged. Bluehole’s PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds came in at No. 7 for the first time, with Guild Wars 2 returning at No. 20. More than half of the top 20 dropped out, with Crytek’s Warface and blizzard’s Diablo 3 being dropped. tut off the charts. League of Legends has seen a slight increase in player numbers thanks to the 7.10 update, with many major changes to the game. Three generals were reworked (Sejuani, Maokai and Zac), while Rammus and Heimerdinger received minor tweaks.

Overwatch holds steady at number 6 in the rankings, despite the many special events taking place in the game. From May 26 to 29, Overwatch is free to everyone. Around the same time, Blizzard also celebrated Overwatch’s one-year anniversary, adding new maps for Arcane mode, along with over 100 anniversary rewards including lootboxes and new legendary skins. The event runs from May 23 to June 12, so perhaps we’ll see the impact of the celebration on the June rankings.

More specifically, another Blizzard game, Heroes of the Storm (HOTS), has just released an update 2.0. The update includes: unlimited levels, loot chests, giveaway events for Overwatch: Ovewatch hero’s Dva appearing in HOTS. Thanks to this update, Heroes of The Storm rose to number 8

This May was a tough month for H1Z1: Just Survive, Day Break’s son slipped to 19th. On the other hand, ARK : Survival Evolved remained at 18th. Meanwhile dota 2 rose from 19th to 13th. .

The survival game PlayerUnknow’s Battleground launched as Beta in March and has made an indelible impression, when it ranked 7th in the top 20 for the first time. This battle royale game will drop players on an island. Along with 99 other players, your task is to equip guns, ammo and blood… find and destroy other players to become the last survivor. The game has succeeded in bringing back the excitement and suffocating moments.

The game that dropped the most was Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege, which fell to 14th in the top 20. During the press conference, the development team decided to postpone the Hong Kong-base season 2 update date, instead launched Operation Health. Ubisoft’s three current criteria are improving technology, new projects and fixing game bugs, thanks to these priorities, the game has maintained a stable player base over the past 3 months. But for the game to develop further, game developers have to do more.