The Brutalist Report

Polygon

• Oh, so the Xbox experiment is actually dead then, huh? [163d]
• PlayStation Plus October 2025: Alan Wake 2 and Cocoon lead the pack [163d]
• Wolverine PS5 gets a ridiculously violent TGS trailer and 2026 release date [163d]
• Sony State of Play Sept. 2025: All the news, trailers and reveals [163d]
• Saros gets new gameplay, 2026 release date at Sony State of Play [163d]
• Star Trek: Voyager video game reveals hilarious Tuvix challenge [163d]
• Megabonk's impeccable aura has turned it into a Steam best-seller [163d]
• D&D icon R.A. Salvatore might be done writing Drizzt [163d]
• Cronos: The New Dawn's cats bring its protagonist to life [163d]
• Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle part 2 release date rumors debunked by Crunchyroll [163d]
• Alien: Earth's eyeball monster was inspired by an abandoned plot twist [163d]
• Marvel Zombies delivers on the potential of What If...? [164d]
• Hades 2 review: An overcomplicated riff on a perfect formula [164d]
• Pokémon Legends: Z-A preview shows battles are chaotic in the best ways [164d]
• Final Fantasy Tactics remake review: A long-overdue second wind [164d]
• Consume Me review: sincere coming of age story takes on dieting culture [164d]
• Stranger Things season 5 promises bigger action and higher stakes [164d]
• Mario Kart World update 1.3.0 makes big Free Roam improvements [164d]
• Yaukza Kiwami 3 announced, comes with new spinoff Dark Ties [164d]
• Marvel Zombies wastes a perfect Young Avengers introduction [164d]
• Hamish Linklater wants Midnight Mass showrunner to call him back [164d]
• Will there be an Alien: Earth season 2? The show's creator and star weigh in [164d]
• The eyeball alien got no payoff in Alien: Earth's finale, and I'm mad about it [164d]
• Annapurna Interactive reveals 3 new indie gems at TGS showcase [164d]