This month we take an exclusive look at The Dig, the hot new graphic adventure game from LucasArts. We also tell you about upgrades for your PC so you can achieve even greater gaming action. Here are the contents for the July issue of PC Gamer. You won't want to miss it!

PC GAMER: July 1995

COVER STORY: The Dig

It's been a long time in the making, but The Dig is finally on its way - and we've got exclusive, in-depth coverage. You know LucasArts has done some impressive work before, but just wait 'til you see this...

FEATURES

Making the Upgrade
With the plunging prices of computer hardware, tech-head Charles Brannon shows that now, more than ever, is the right time for gamers to upgrade their machines. Here's a clear explanation of all your options.

Beer and Schmoozing in Santa Clara
Amidst the culture shock and hoopla of the Game Developers Conference, William Trotter tracked down today's hottest designers to discuss the future of gaming.

SCOOPS

Warcraft II
Will the war between the orcs and humans never end? After our first look at the sequel and the brand new gaming engine, we hope not!

Savage Warriors
Mindscape's full-fledged assault on fighting games takes you to a savage island filled with head-ripping excitement, bone-crushing opponents, and smooth-scrolling graphics.

Primal Rage
Experience the stunning graphics and world-class fighting action of Primal Rage, as Time Warner prepares to release this arcade juggernaut on the PC.

REVIEWS

• Brett Hull Hockey
• Clockwerx
• Daedalus Encounter
• Jagged Alliance
• Jewels of the Oracle
• Machiavelli the Prince
• New Horizons
• Pure Wargame
• Ravenloft: Stone Prophet
• Shanghai: Great Moments
• Slipstream 5000
• Tony LaRussa Baseball 3
• Virtual Pool
• X-COM Terror from the Deep

DEPARTMENTS

Eyewitness
News, game previews, the PC Gamer playlist, and more

Extended Play
Along with the usual add-ons, Tom tries out a variety of cheat utilities and shares his feelings with the world.

The Learning Game
During her annual spring cleaning, Heidi came across a few educational titles that deserve a second look.

Lupine Online
The Internet is quickly becoming a very trendy place to be, and Scott's concerned that Pop Culture may destroy the native ecosystem.

Peripheral Visions
With a premium driving setup and new 3D controller firmly in hand, Matt wasn't much help this month. He did the column, though...

Alternate Lives
Can real-time roleplaying keep the thrill alive? Trent examines the issue and finds great hope in brave new technology.

The Desktop General
Fresh from the Game Developers Conference, the DTG gets the low-down on one of the most inventive strategy games of the year.

Sim Column
Lee takes a leisurely look at Gone Fishin', then burns some rubber in the latest NASCAR Racing add-on.

Tim's Tech Shop
Tim finally decided to make use of his library card and found a couple of books that can help turn games into game designers.

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