The Brutalist Report

PC Gamer

• Days after launching their first indie game, everyone responsible for publishing it was laid off: 'We had a Slack channel with everyone in it, and then you see them leaving one by one' [69d]
• We're hitting peak saturation for first person dungeon crawlers, but Queen's Domain stands apart from the crowd [69d]
• Naughty Dog developers reportedly hit with mandatory overtime to finish an internal demo for its upcoming sci-fi game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet [69d]
• This birdwatching take on Pokémon Snap says my awful Junco photography is worth $6000 and I'm not about to argue [69d]
• Swen Vincke promises an AMA to clear up Larian's use of generative AI: 'You’ll get the opportunity to ask us any questions you have about Divinity and our dev process directly' [69d]
• Where to find Tomo's lost cat in The Forge [69d]
• The best deals in the 2025 Steam Winter Sale [69d]
• Less than a week after dropping a big new trailer at The Game Awards, Exodus studio head James Ohlen has stepped down because he 'felt his work on the game was complete' [69d]
• Pressing buttons is optional in this 'walking simulator' paladin build Diablo 4 players have just cooked up [69d]
• World's most powerful 92-year-old wins Tekken 8 tournament for the elderly [69d]
• The Doom-playing rats are back, and now they've learned how to shoot [69d]
• Horizon-like survival game Light of Motiram disappears from Steam and Epic after Tencent reaches a 'confidential settlement' with Sony [69d]
• Arc Raiders patch brings blueprint drop rates back down to Earth, but Embark says they're 'still higher overall than before' [69d]
• FIFA wants to redefine 'the pure motion of simulation games' with its 2026 World Cup game, which will also be a Netflix exclusive [69d]
• The Steam Winter Sale kicks off with deals on some of 2025's biggest games, including PC Gamer's 2025 Game of the Year [69d]