The Brutalist Report

Blizzard coins 'Meat or Treat' for Diablo 4's upcoming Halloween event and I refuse to say it like that [178d]
An anime catboy just taught Bernie Sanders what vtubers are during a Twitch stream [178d]
For the 30th time—yes, we're still counting—Ubisoft reassures everyone that Beyond Good and Evil 2 is still happening [178d]
The latest Cities: Skylines 2 patch addresses homelessness and pollution issues in an already-fraught election year [178d]
Sorry if this sounds shallow, but I do care about how long a game is before buying it [178d]
Minecraft is dropping VR support next year [178d]
Will these PC games ever come to Steam? We predict the chances of WoW, Minecraft, and more [178d]
Fallout: London celebrates the near-eradication of humanity by surpassing 1 million redemptions on GOG [178d]
Deadlock’s income mechanics and hero design are so game-changing I became a support main after a decade of hogging carry [178d]
Fallout 76's next major update will be a 'traditional MMO-style dungeon' which will host 'the biggest boss in a Fallout game' [178d]
Fallout 76's playable ghoul will be able to 'rip the face off a deathclaw' among other ungodly perks, according to the Fallout Day Broadcast [178d]
Space Marine 2 will walk back unpopular difficulty changes, public test servers are coming to help avoid hassles like this in the future [178d]
Ubisoft made a good Prince of Persia game, so of course it's disbanded the team shortly after release [178d]
You can now turn your Raspberry Pi 5 into a proper retro gaming PC with official hardware as the manufacturer just released its own PCIe 3.0 SSDs [178d]
I played the banned Skyrim mod that turns it into World War 2 and, no kidding, it's honestly kind of incredible [178d]
Monster Hunter Wilds open beta is coming next week, with a full character creator and two hunts [179d]
No More Room in Hell 2 might be too early for early access, with Steam reviews flagging endless technical issues and major server problems [179d]
Intel's 14th Gen CPUs are now so cheap it might be worth rolling the dice on those supposedly solved instability issues [179d]
Remember that Redditor who claimed to be scammed by Overclockers UK? The company just slapped down a paper trail to suggest 'the customer was trying to defraud us' [179d]
The Day Before developer cancels second Kickstarter after it whimpers out with $2,200 of funding, immediately goes all-in on a third game in the same announcement [179d]
FF16's Ben Starr will host the 42nd Golden Joystick Awards this November [179d]
Telltale heaves a long, dog-tired sigh at 'unsubstantiated Reddit threads', reassures fans that The Wolf Among Us 2 is still being made, honest [179d]
AMD might not give up on AM4 just yet as it looks like more refreshed 5000-series chips are on the way [179d]
Asus TUF A14 review [179d]
Arm is reportedly cancelling Qualcomm's chip licence but it probably won't stop Snapdragon X 'AI' PCs from being made [179d]
Radio station uses AI to interview the ghost of a dead Nobel-winner with 3 quirky zoomers who don't exist, seems baffled people don't like it [179d]
Gorgeous deck-building shop sim Potionomics just got a patch that fixes all my problems with it—plus voice acting, and an option to smooch everyone in a single playthrough [179d]
The real shocker with Disney Dreamlight Valley's Halloween event is that it's the same as last year [179d]
Romancing SaGa 2 is a remake of a weird, obtuse game that seemingly shouldn't exist, yet it defies the odds by sticking to what made it so unique in the first place [179d]
I'm #62935 on the waitlist for Daze, an expressive messenger app that's already got over 150,000 signups [179d]
Metaphor: ReFantazio director Katsura Hashino is already working on a new game [179d]
Today's Wordle answer for Wednesday, October 23 [179d]

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