The Brutalist Report

Mecha Break review [204d]
Rematch developers didn't 'get' the game, Sloclap boss says, until they started playing internal tournaments: 'I don't give a s**t about football, but this really struck something in me' [204d]
Gear is optional: Diablo 4 player strips their character down to their underwear and slides through its most brutal dungeon without a single death [204d]
An ambitious upcoming Eurojank RPG is holding a closed playtest on Steam and it's probably worth your time if you're into that sort of thing [204d]
Microsoft shareholders demand report into the company's 'human rights due diligence' over allegations of war crime complicity in Gaza [204d]
Final Fantasy producer Yoshi-P says 'there's no clear-cut answer' to whether Final Fantasy will return to turn-based RPGs, because the direction of the next Final Fantasy will be up to the directors of the next Final Fantasy [204d]
BioShock maestro Ken Levine says Judas is 'very old school' because 'you buy the game and you get the whole thing… no online component, no live service' [204d]
Capcom celebrates the first anniversary of Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess by ripping out its Denuvo DRM [205d]
Playdead's classic minimalist platformers Limbo and Inside are being pulled from GOG next week, so grab 'em while you can [205d]
Stalker Trilogy fixes the issue that made me melt my PC with infinite quicksaves and repairs the blurry textures that have blighted players for months [205d]
Umamusume's horse girl lore has grown so out of control that its developer has had to put real-life stable etiquette in place [205d]
My bank account isn't exactly overflowing at the moment, so here's the gaming laptop I'd buy with my own money this Prime Day [205d]
D&D continues to shed talent to other TTRPGs, as its former VP of franchise and product joins Vampire: The Masquerade creator White Wolf [205d]
The Sims' latest patch has caused a pregnancy epidemic, even if they've never had 'woo-hoo' [205d]

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