The Brutalist Report

Everybody's either mad or sad about the Alan Wake 2 system requirements [880d]
In case you're wondering how weird Valorant has gotten, the newest agent creates a pocket dimension where enemies are forced to 1v1 you to the death [880d]
Diablo 4's new seasonal event drops so much legendary loot it feels like an exploit, but Blizzard says it's intentional [880d]
Dino shooter Second Extension pulled from sale before even making it out of early access: 'It regrettably did not achieve the success we hoped it would' [880d]
Bandcamp is the best of the internet, please stop hurting it [880d]
Cities: Skylines 2 leaves out goofy stuff like pink vans with giant donuts on them, and I miss it [880d]
10 quietly popular games on PC [880d]
Dogmeat is coming to Magic: The Gathering in Fallout-themed Commander decks launching next year [880d]
Black Friday is still a month away but there are plenty of sweet 1440p gaming monitor deals right now [880d]
Vampire Survivors skips Halloween and goes straight to a goodie-filled 1.7.0 Christmas update, because 'if big name stores can do it, why can't we?' [880d]
Three great Warhammer tabletop RPGs for under $20 is a deal worthy of the Emperor himself [880d]
Gigabyte Z790 Aorus Master X review [880d]
Paradox Interactive just put a city within a city for the Cities: Skylines II launch [880d]
Starfield player turns shotgun into a carpet-bombing artillery nightmare that should probably violate interstellar law [880d]
How to find Hildir in Valheim and complete her request [880d]
Cyberpunk 2077's redemption is complete, but the future remains murky for CD Projekt [880d]
New D&D-inspired drip is predictably pricey—though it can apparently take a beating: 'We want you to be able to run around in the woods with your friends' [880d]
Stellaris' next DLC is gonna take you to another dimension [880d]

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