The Brutalist Report

Art imitates life as the cast and crew of Mythic Quest are laid off and the last episode patched by Apple to 'say goodbye, instead of just game over' [305d]
The Trump tariff pendulum swings back to 'everything's normal' from 'everything's broken' again, with computers and other electronic devices now exempt from even the steep levies on China [305d]
Marathon alpha test—how and when to play [305d]
Bungie says Marathon is about losing all your gear but still having a great time because you 'come out with a good story' [305d]
Marathon won't have proximity chat because it'd be way too toxic: 'I don't think anyone has a good solution to that just yet' [305d]
Bungie finally shows off post-Destiny extraction shooter Marathon, which will launch in September with signups open for a playtest this month [305d]
Marathon: Everything we know about Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter [305d]
After thousands of hours in Destiny I had serious concerns about Bungie's Marathon reboot, but now I've played it my worry isn't whether or not it will be good [305d]
Bungie hired an Oscar winner to make Marathon's stunning 8-minute short, but only real sci-fi nerds will spot the cult movie that inspired it [305d]
Atomfall hits 2 million players and 500K cups of tea drunk [305d]
Neil Newbon definitely wants to play Astarion again, and if whatever studio that makes Baldur’s Gate 4 recasts him, he’ll totally ‘hunt them down and gut them like a fish’ [306d]
Following massive player fall-off, Amazon's MMO Lost Ark is getting an update to make levelling faster and address a 'known progression pain point' [306d]
Literary masterpiece The Count of Monte Cristo is being adapted as a clicker game about getting educated to escape prison [306d]

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