The Brutalist Report - pcgamer
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- Halloween: The Game is banned in Australia because incentivized drug use is bad but incentivized ultra-violence isn't [14d]
- The vibey offroading game with more than a million Steam wishlists has a release date [15d]
- id Software dev says mass layoffs like Microsoft's are weakening the games industry, because developers 'don't have the incentive to care anymore' [15d]
- 50 Cent is producing a Payday project for 'the screen' [15d]
- Grand Theft Auto 5 averages more copies sold per year than most megahits manage in their entire lifetime, with a total of 230 million since 2013 [15d]
- Battlefield 6 player claims to have received Steam refund after 470 hours due to surprise mode removal [15d]
- 'Thank you so much for the best weekend ever': The id Software gang got together at QuakeCon, and it sure looks like everyone had a great time [15d]
- Overwatch's old battle passes are finally coming back permanently starting next month, but some of the rewards will be left out [15d]
- There was originally supposed to be a 'much bigger' reveal of Light No Fire: here's why Sean Murray changed his mind [15d]
- Steam user data 'may have been compromised' by a cyberattack targeting Valve's European shipping partner [15d]
- Payday has come to Fortnite, because today's cool gamers are 'discovering legendary IPs in entirely new ways' [15d]
- How to upgrade the Cargo Elevator antennas in Arc Raiders [15d]
- Persona big boss says 'I think we have to do' remakes of the series most-neglected games [15d]
- The Steam Machine design makes for a frightfully good tissue box, and now you can 3D print your own [15d]
- 1666: Amsterdam has the makings of something brilliant but I came away from its preview with a bad feeling as it's early access release creeps too close for comfort [15d]
- Keychron is experimenting with a mic-equipped mini keeb that lets you chat to your AI agent while it vibe codes, and I have my head in my hands [15d]
- The 'world's first' water-cooled Steam Machine is a Frankenstein's monster of neon pink tubing and external hardware [15d]
- Sovereign Tower review [15d]
- Square Enix's 88% profit-bump financial report gives me hope for FF14, suggesting the MMO's finally not having to carry the company for once [15d]
- I've finally found an RTX 5060 Ti gaming PC for $1,000, but this is 2026 so there's a memory caveat. But I've got you alternatives, too [15d]
- Corsair isn't rolling in money from its mega-expensive RAM kits—and it's all thanks to higher component costs and lower demand [15d]
- Light No Fire will 'absolutely' be like No Man's Sky, with new features coming post-release: Sean Murray says he'd like to still be working on it '10 years after launch' [15d]
- Sean Murray still loves playing the 2016 version of No Man's Sky: 'It's a little bit weirder, but it's got its charm' [15d]
- Dev at id Software says Microsoft 'burned a lot of bridges' in the industry: 'They fundamentally don't understand art, they don't understand games' [15d]
- Marvel Rivals hits the Ozempic, comes back 40 GB lighter [15d]
- Valve has added 'initial' SteamOS gamepad support for several new gaming handhelds, including the MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ [15d]
- Australians must now prove their age to buy R18+ games on the Xbox store [15d]
- Steam Week in Review: Games about sorting 1000s of mundane objects onto shelves is the new craze sweeping PC gaming [15d]
- Free-to-play Division game launches on Steam to mixed reviews: 'Calling it slop disrespects actual slop' [15d]
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