The Brutalist Report

It's real: A live-action Elden Ring movie from A24 and Alex Garland is in the works [258d]
'We hear you': RoadCraft dev will address early negative feedback with hotfixes, free new vehicles, and a 'Hard Mode' with systems like fuel management [258d]
Elden Ring Nightreign director says the game was built for squads of three and 'doesn't collapse if it's a solo player,' but admits that duos have gone 'kind of overlooked' [258d]
Super People, the 'PUBG with superpowers' battle royale that closed in 2023, is somehow back from the dead and doing a closed beta test in June [258d]
The original Space Marine is getting a re-release with 4K and crossplay, and the orks wear all black now for some reason [258d]
MindsEye: All the key details on the new action game from one of the minds behind Grand Theft Auto [258d]
Google CEO pitches dystopia where no one communicates with their friends anymore because AI's writing our emails, claims this makes you 'a better friend' [258d]
This 'stealthvania' is like if Prince of Persia never gave up on 2D and narrated your every move [258d]
'It's the definition of insanity here': The Battlefield subreddit's good vibes nosedive into outrage after DICE announces there'll be no class weapon restrictions in Battlefield 6 [258d]
GeoGuessr withdraws from Esports World Cup following furious blowback from the community over Saudi Arabia's human rights record [258d]
It's a day ending in 'y' so you know what that means: Embracer Group is doing more restructuring [258d]
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney takes his victory lap as Fortnite returns to the app store after nearly 5 years: 'Thanks to all of the folks who initially sided with Apple then later came around to the winning side' [258d]
The next Warhammer 40K RPG from Rogue Trader's devs sounds killer: An Imperial inquisitor detective RPG where you can intimidate your enemies until they're 'scared as f**k' and surrender [258d]
Dawn of War, the undisputed king of Warhammer 40k RTS games, is getting a remaster, but Relic isn't changing too much: 'We don't want to fix something that isn't broken' [258d]
A 'gruesome' free Warhammer 40,000 typing game on Steam heralds the announcement of Boltgun 2, coming in 2026 [258d]
In this new medieval city builder that launched on Steam today, build a sprawling town with the help of companions who level up and train their own apprentices [258d]
IO Interactive's upcoming MindsEye system requirements recommend an RTX 4070 or above, which makes my new rig want to cry [258d]
Remedy director says that FBC: Firebreak 'respects player time' instead of relying on FOMO, which has 'infected modern games' [258d]
Tryx's new AIO cooler features two LCD screens and a display shelf, because it's Computex [258d]
Celebrating 10 years of posting that one image of Geralt in a bathtub [258d]
This ginormous caricature of a CPU cooler screen just about sums up Computex 2025, I think [258d]
CDPR boss says Witcher author Sapkowski's grumpiness is a 'persona,' he's actually lovely and the studio's 'updating everything' to make sure they respect his lore [258d]
There's a new Warhammer 40,000 version of our favorite Secretlab desk on the way but please don't paint your minis on it [258d]
NZXT H3 Flow case review [258d]
'That magic is back': Peter Molyneux really wants you to know he's not hyping Masters of Albion, while name-dropping Dungeon Keeper, Black and White, and Fable [258d]
If the endless stream of AIOs with big screens coming out of Computex is making your air cooler jealous, Tryx has you covered [258d]
'Just stick to your guns': Neil Druckmann isn't phased by all the hate Intergalactic got, 'There's stuff happening with media right now that you just have to ignore' [258d]
This retro PC case has a big red button and a turnkey and it hits me square in the chest with nostalgia [258d]

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