The Brutalist Report - pcgamer
- 6 games that could be bigger hits than you're expecting in 2025 [33d]
- Floridians appear to be frantically Google searching for VPNs in the wake of the state's invasive porn ban [33d]
- Fallout co-creator Tim Cain says violence will be the default in AAA RPGs as long as we keep buying it: 'Companies don't make them because they feel like it. They make them because they sell' [33d]
- 'Elon is a father who gets lots of sex' somehow leads to renewed claims that Elon Musk superfan Adrian Dittman is actually Musk himself [33d]
- What are your 2025 gaming resolutions? [33d]
- The FBI put a $5 million bounty on the 'Cryptoqueen' last year but still haven't found her, so take your pick: Russia, South Africa, or murdered on a yacht in 2018 [33d]
- The Witcher season 4: Everything we know about Hemsworth's debut on The Continent [33d]
- Helldivers 2 director decides to kick off 2025 by wading into a conversation about DEI: 'Make good games, don't make a contemporary political statement' [33d]
- Manor Lords has sold over 2.5 million copies and the publisher says 'it would almost be arrogant not to be taken aback' by the success [33d]
- Popeye and Tintin have entered the public domain, so I'll just go ahead and start the countdown clock for our first Sailor Man soulslike [33d]
- The TDP of the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 and 5080 have been leaked, suggesting it's a little less power-hungry than we thought, though still massive [34d]
- Marvel Rivals admits that it accidentally banned some players for trying to run the game in a different operating system, which isn't cheating [34d]
- Ex-Bioshock lead Ken Levine says the problem with AAA games is how risk-averse they've become: 'If you don't innovate, especially in games, you start losing people' [34d]
- Marvel Rivals has some truly cursed mods, but that's what happens when you mix weirdly detailed character models with the internet [34d]
- MSI's new 24-inch gaming monitor hits a sizzling 600 Hz and has me wondering how many Hz you genuinely need [34d]
- AGDQ 2025 kicks off this weekend, featuring an Elden Ring saxophone boss rush, an 'All Romances' run of Fallout: New Vegas, and some of the worst games ever made [34d]
- A German retailer reports the Ryzen 7 9800X3D has outsold the entire non-X3D 9000 line [34d]
- LG's new 45-inch 5K2K OLED could be the pixel-packed gaming monitor you've been waiting for [34d]
- Bioshock's Big Daddy Ken Levine says that while he doesn't want to 'underestimate' AI, he's 'not overly impressed' by it, either [34d]
- The Secret Level creator wants you to know that they did ask Halo to take part in the series, but Microsoft turned them down: 'Man, you think we didn't talk to Halo?' [34d]
- Defending a kinda wimpy Killzone crossover gun, Helldivers 2's Johan Pilestedt says the game's past balance woes were due to weapons being 'seen as game objects' and that 'balance doesn't matter' [34d]
- Nvidia is giving away 5 classic Jensen-signed GeForce cards if you tweet to build hype for its CES 2025 briefing, and its first choice is almost older than me [34d]
- Hiding in the shadows, this Nvidia teaser video might have given us our first look at a Founders Edition RTX 50-series GPU [34d]
- MSI, Asus and Samsung are announcing new 27-inch 4K models with '4th gen' QD-OLED panels but they're not a huge step forward [34d]
- PC Gamer magazine's new issue is on sale now: Sid Meier's Civilization 7 [34d]
- Today's Wordle answer for Friday, January 3 [34d]
- Gulp! Dune: Awakening beta testers are dying of thirst nearly as often as they're dying of sandworms, and some are even drinking mouse blood to stay alive [34d]
- 8 bold gaming predictions for 2025 [34d]
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