The Brutalist Report - pcgamer
- Fabulous news everyone: Market analyst says the AI bubble is 17X bigger than the dotcom goldrush, and 4X larger than the subprime bubble that caused the 2008 crash [31d]
- As Microsoft lays off thousands and jacks up Game Pass prices, former FTC chair says I told you so: The Activision-Blizzard buyout is 'harming both gamers and developers' [31d]
- Every Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 perk and combat specialty [31d]
- A slot machine for gags disguised as a Vampire Survivors-like is taking over Steam, and I'm just as addicted to pulling the lever as the other 90K people playing it [31d]
- 5869 days after releasing the greatest rock opera about Mega Man ever recorded, The Protomen's follow-up Act 3 is, unbelievably, finally here* [31d]
- Dying Light: The Beast players have killed enough zombies in two weeks to equal a quarter of the world's population [31d]
- As Game Pass prices get laughably high, Microsoft is reportedly spinning up a free version of Xbox Cloud Gaming—but of course you'll have to sit through ads [31d]
- All-women Counter-Strike 2 pro league ESL Impact will halt operations at the end up its upcoming finals [31d]
- Kingmakers, the game about bringing modern weapons to medieval battlefields, gets delayed just 5 days ahead of launch, and there's no new release date [31d]
- As the videogame industry continues to be hammered by layoffs, Netflix is offering up to $840,000 per year for a new Director of Generative AI for Games [31d]
- Helldivers 2 dev explains why the PC version takes a million years to update and has 3X the filesize of the console versions: old, undemocratic hard drives [31d]
- Meta's latest bid to get you into the metaverse is the Horizon Engine, promising 'infinite connected spaces, more realistic physics, and higher player counts' [31d]
- How low can 1 TB SSD prices go? Try $50 for the Silicon Power UD90 [32d]
- So, I just crowned this the best budget gaming laptop and Lenovo goes and cuts the price by $500 [32d]
- Dressmaker is my new favourite cosy game, even if my clients give me absolutely nothing to work with [32d]
- AMD and Intel are in 'early-stage talks' about signing a foundry commitment, a win that the struggling chip giant and US government would both love [32d]
- Buckle up, five of the most wishlisted games on Steam are all coming out this month [32d]
- Critical Role: Campaign 4's first 13-player ensemble episode is chaotic, messy, and gripping D&D—and I feel like I've just seen a magician pull a fully-formed rabbit out of a hat [32d]
- Emperor of overpromising Peter Molyneux says he's done with games after Masters of Albion, which is also his 'redemption title' [32d]
- I've become obsessed with building tiny houses for singing villagers in cosy decorating sim Twinkleby, which includes getting rid of the difficult ones by throwing their bags into the void [32d]
- The 43rd Golden Joystick Awards shortlist is out, and just looking at the indie list alone, I can tell it's going to be a tough year [32d]
- Lenovo LOQ 15 Gen10 review [32d]
- Unity has found a security vulnerability that has sat dormant for almost a decade: 'Take immediate action to protect your games & apps' [32d]
- Worried about melty graphics cards? This seriously capable gizmo keeps power in check for more peace of mind [32d]
- Dial up is dead—at least as far as AOL is concerned, as the company is pulling the plug after 34 years [32d]
- New MIT research opens the door to faster-charging and longer-lasting batteries, and it could be implemented right away [32d]
- Amazon's giving away one great Fallout game and one bad one this October [32d]
- How to complete At Your Service in Disney Dreamlight Valley [32d]
- Vampire Survivors-like Megabonk makes megabucks, selling a million copies in 2 weeks, and currently has more daily players than Borderlands 4 on Steam: 'I'll be eating spaghetti with EXTRA sauce tonight' [32d]
- Today's Wordle clues, hints and answer for October 3 (#1567) [32d]
- 'The industry isn't dying, it's splitting into two different models': What experts are saying about the EA buyout [32d]
- The new My Hero Academia game will finally let you live out the fantasy of playing through the anime's big moments, but I'm still waiting for the Persona-style school sim [32d]
- Warhammer doesn't need to be an expensive hobby: Poorhammer is here to save your wallet [32d]
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