Mine is also untouched... because I played the disc version.

You have a disc version for a PC game released in 2012? That's kind of... wow. I don't think proper disc releases for PC games were all that common anymore in 2012, let alone for such a small release.

See, for me it's the reverse, I don't think I ever installed the disk version ever on any of my computers.

If it's like in my case, it was a game that came with a PC gaming magazine (Mine's from the German outlet PC Games btw).

The last physical versions of PC games I bought that didn't come with a magazine are either Dragon Age: Origins ( in a steel case and with a n unlock code for Shale) or a special set of Earth trilogy (Earth 2140, 2150 trilogy and 2160, complete with a notebook and T-shirt for just 5€), can't remember which one of the two I got first.

There was a Spanish company called FX Interactive that published physical games until the late 2010, and they sold most of them in newspaper stands.

They went as far as to translate and dub the games they published in Spanish and also make short (less than 20 pages) manuals for their games.

They were awesome.

I got the disc version of Diablo III back in 2012. It was still a thing despite the game being famously always-online.

I was pleasantly surprised to discover A-B automatically gave you the digital version on Battle.net years later if you owned that one.

Interesting stuff. Thanks, guys! My last physical PC game might be either Dragon Age: Origins or more likely THQ Ultimate Box Set with nine games in it, but it could be something else too. Regardless, it's probably from the early 2010s or earlier, or rather, that's probably when I got it. I think I've got some used copies after that too (maybe), but they're a different thing.

These are my last physical PC games (game releases from 2015 - 2018).
Watch_Dogs Legion (2020) doesn't count, because there was no disc... only a "code in the box":

Oops, I forgot "Just Cause 3" (2015).

No one got the Physical edition of GTA V for PC?

I didn't bought GTA V. Got it for free from the Epic Store and, after playing it, I'm happy I didn't buy it. But it's a nice edition, I'll give them that.

I don't remember which was the last physical game I bought, likely a WiiU game, but I know which was the last physical game I got for PC because it was a gift: The Witcher 3 GOTY edition.

It came in 6 discs so, GTA V wins that battle.

No, but I have the physical PC editions of GTA Vice City, GTA San Andreas and GTA IV... with street maps, posters, city guides an other gimmicks: