The Brutalist Report - gaming

Polygon

Kotaku

Kotaku’s Weekend Guide: 5 Great Games We Can't Wait To Get Back To [189d]
Credit Card Companies Censoring Adult Content 'Endangers Democracy Itself,' According To Nier: Automata Director [189d]
2025's Worst Game Delays Hitman Crossover As Devs Promise More Updates [189d]
VShojo CEO's Apology Goes Viral With Community Note Calling Him A Liar [189d]
The Internet Is Getting Real Weird About Pedro Pascal All Of A Sudden [189d]

GameSpot

PC Gamer

Fans claim Blizzard's new Diablo Immortal x Hearthstone art was made with generative AI [189d]
Gabe Newell on the difference between billionaires and the rest of us: 'It would be great to say I'm an absolutely f***ing wonderful person and I earned this... but there was an awful lot of luck' [189d]
A 21-second video of a hand ignites a sizzling debate over the FPS 'tac sprint' [189d]
Dune: Awakening 'temporarily' disables Steam Family Sharing, potentially through the end of 2025: 'We have unfortunately seen this feature abused frequently' [189d]
After selling to Krafton, Last Epoch dev says fans shouldn't be worried about the Subnautica 2 dispute: 'Krafton isn't looking to change us' [189d]
How Mycopunk's devs turned a school project with zero funding into a 'Very Positive' Steam launch: 'We wanted to make our own dream version of Deep Rock or Helldivers' [189d]
The first 'real videogame' Gabe Newell played was Star Trek, where you made your choices via punch cards before running over to the printer: 'It usually takes about 15 minutes to do a move' [189d]
The young Gabe Newell thought he'd be a doctor until he ended up visiting his brother at Microsoft, where 'Steve Ballmer got mad and said 'If you're going to be hanging out here, why don't you do something useful?'' [189d]
Gabe Newell says he founded Valve after Doom showed him Microsoft 'was missing the opportunity' offered by the internet: 'I was willing to sort of put my money where my mouth was' [189d]