The Brutalist Report - gaming

Polygon

Kotaku

Devs Behind Controversial Sexual Assault Game Defend It, But Say They're Pulling It From Steam Anyway [303d]
James Cameron Thinks AI Could Be Necessary To Keep Making Movies Like Dune [303d]
This Savagely Styled First Berserker Armor Set Lets You Deal Tougher Blows [303d]
All 36 Games We Saw At The Triple-i Spring Indie Showcase Extravaganza [303d]
Last Of Us Complete Bundle Announced As Sony Figures Out New Way To Sell These Games Again [303d]

GameSpot

PC Gamer

Developer of 'non-consensual sex' game removes it from Steam entirely after it's banned in the UK, Canada, and Australia: 'We don't intend to fight the whole world' [303d]
Lost Ember studio reveals its next game, and dang, it's got some really good snow [303d]
If Balatro had a hard time convincing rating boards it's not gambling, then this slot machine roguelite is gonna have twice as much trouble [303d]
Industry report says Steam users play more noncompetitive games than console players—and our interest in PvE keeps growing [303d]
Ubisoft's defense against The Crew lawsuit doubles down on a point we've heard many times before: You don't actually own your games [303d]
The Elder Scrolls Online is getting subclassing—which'll expand its roster of classes to 'over 3,000' combinations of mix-and-matched skill lines [303d]
After 10 years of setting-hopping, The Elder Scrolls Online is coming home for a new chapter of its base game story, returning player QoL updates, and a writhing wall of 'soul-juice concrete' [303d]
Amazon's Tomb Raider series reportedly 'dead' after tens of millions in development costs resulted in no script [303d]
The next game from the creator of Hyper Light Drifter is a Toonami-core anime throwback set in one of the most interesting Metroid-style worlds I've seen in a while [303d]