The Brutalist Report

Polygon

• Killers of the Flower Moon’s post-credit scene and 3 more things to know before watching Martin Scorsese’s latest [993d]
• The Evil Within, free on the Epic Games Store, is a Halloween treat [993d]
• How queerness became calamity in Tears of the Kingdom [993d]
• Spider-Man 2’s adorable Easter egg reminds us to play indie games [993d]
• The sci-fi adventure Scavengers Reign is an anomalous alien wonder [993d]
• Where to pre-order Magic: The Gathering’s new Fallout decks [993d]
• A host of Fallout-themed cards are coming to Magic: The Gathering [993d]
• ‘You’re so Skibidi, so Fanum tax,’ and other fun nonsense, explained [993d]
• Oppenheimer 4K Blu-ray drops on Nov. 21 [993d]
• D&D’s Deck of Many Things is the physical embodiment of an old-school dungeon crawl [993d]
• Pokémon Go ‘Spiritomb Limited Research’ 2023 quest steps, rewards [993d]
• The Indie Horror Showcase promises chills, thrills, and announcements [993d]
• Apex Legends’ new character is here to break Titanfall fans’ hearts [993d]
• We’re headed to TwitchCon 2023 [993d]
• VTubers have reached their inevitable conclusion [993d]
• Fame as we knew it has been obliterated [993d]
• Can anyone survive Fortnite as a job? [993d]
• Cities: Skylines 2 does the brain good [993d]
• How Zelda speedrunning inspired cursed Zelda mods [993d]
• Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon aims a righteous fury at American history [993d]
• This two-player co-op adventure is a magic tool for teaching communication skills [993d]
• I had more fun with Ubisoft’s Captain Laserhawk than most Ubisoft games [993d]