The Brutalist Report

Hero shooter Highguard reportedly didn't even pay for the Game Awards slot that's earned it so much preemptive hate—the showrunners thought it deserved the spotlight [4d]
Wikipedia turns 25, still boasting zero ads and over 7 billion visitors per month despite the rise of AI and threats of government repression [5d]
Former Assassin's Creed franchise boss sues Ubisoft for nearly $1 million, alleging 'constructive dismissal' [5d]
'Turns out having your game be free on Epic is great advertising for Steam sales': New Blood chief says Blood West sold 'like 200% more' the day it was a freebie on EGS [5d]
Steam reportedly raked in a record-breaking $1.6 billion in December with Arc Raiders alone moving over a million copies [5d]
Once and for all, which game has the best art? [5d]
FromSoftware-inspired RPG Lunacid is getting DLC, as its creator expresses bafflement at its success: 'This was supposed to be niche' [5d]
Super Battle Golf improves the world's least interesting sport by letting you blast your competitors with orbital lasers [5d]
You've got until Monday to get 80% off 2 of the best dungeon crawlers ever made [5d]
Terraria's long-awaited 1.4.5 patch finally has a release date, and it's this month: 'start the countdown' [5d]
Goblin Sushi is a cooking sim about a goblin who cooks sushi for other sushi-loving goblins [5d]
Fallout reunites with Magic: The Gathering for cards featuring characters from New Vegas, the TV show, and more Dogmeat [5d]
Skyrim mod The Rot Below promises a '3–6 hour dungeon experience' and is fully voice-acted [5d]

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