The Brutalist Report

Five new Steam games you probably missed (December 22, 2025) [29d]
You might think reimagining Washington DC as a nuclear hellscape for Fallout 3 would have been grim, but it made the lead designer want to set the next game in his hometown: 'It's just kind of fun to blow things up' [29d]
There's a Transformers XCOM-like on Steam, and it's on sale for 90% off before it gets delisted [29d]
Fallout: New Vegas lead writer worries Caesar's argument for authoritarianism 'was done a little too well,' but still believes 'you can't just make your tyrants cardboard villains' [29d]
The process of creating cosplay from scratch is incredibly intimidating to me, but Emily White found a new love for it post-lockdown: 'It can take anywhere from a month to a year to bring a costume to life.' [29d]
It's more important than ever to call out developers for egregious AI usage next year if we want videogames to remain interesting [29d]
It's about time Final Fantasy 14 retires one of its most divisive, overused songs [29d]
Indie Game Awards pulls two awards from Clair Obscur over generative AI use: 'We have a hard stance against gen AI in videogames' [29d]
Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy shows off equal helpings of sleuthing and smashing in its new trailer, as its first playable alpha test goes live [29d]
Elden Ring Nightreign is a deeply flawed multiplayer game I've spent over 250 hours in this year [29d]
This dystopian free-running sim is set in a brutalist megacity is being codeveloped by one of the designers of last year's best FPS [29d]
Dishonored co-creator says it was 'a shock' when Microsoft closed Arkane Austin after Redfall's release: 'We were working on something really cool' [30d]
Quake's third Brutalist Jam now has a whopping 75 maps, and its organiser is working on a hub to stitch them all together: 'this is going to be an insane challenge' [30d]

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