The top 10 neighbors for PC Gamer span gaming platforms, game developers, video game franchises, and gaming-adjacent social media — a dense cluster with no single dominant pull and scores ranging from 0.91 down to 0.84, the hallmark of a broad audience shape.

Steam leads at 0.91, followed closely by Ask PlayStation at 0.88 and Electronic Arts at 0.86. Assassin's Creed (0.86) and Ubisoft (0.86) sit just behind, with Game Informer — the only other Magazine in the top 10 — at 0.85. Pokémon (0.85), Destiny 2 (0.84), Twitch (0.84), and Sonic the Hedgehog (0.84) round out the set. By subcategory, the top 10 breaks down as: three Entertainment Platforms (Steam, Ask PlayStation, Xbox Game Pass — though Xbox Game Pass sits at position 11 in the broader data), two Game Developers, two Video Game Franchises, one Magazine, one Entertainment brand, and one Social Media platform. The cross-kind finding worth noting is that PC Gamer, itself a Magazine, draws an audience shaped almost entirely by gaming brands and platforms rather than other media publications — Game Informer is the lone fellow Magazine in the top 10, and no Websites or TV Shows appear there.

The overall picture is a tightly gamed-in audience: every neighbor in the top 10 connects directly to video game consumption, whether through platforms, franchises, developers, or streaming infrastructure.