This week’s show continues with the rest of our awards for the best 2020 games by genre. Be sure to check out yesterday to see how your favorite RPG fared in the minds of the Brutal Gamer team.
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We’ve done things a little differently this year for our Brutal Gamer Awards. From changes to the voting process to an extension of our categories, we’ve pulled out all the stops for 2020’s gaming highlights!
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We’re on the second week of what’s a pretty big month for next-gen releases of last-gen games. Crash 4, Avengers, THPS1+2, and more are all coming up.
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Yes, we’re a week late with this one, though nothing really came out last week anyway. Not that there’s much coming up for the rest of it either.
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What’s traditionally a quiet month is decidedly less sedate here in 2020. There’s a new Medal of Honor, Immortals, and something else I just can’t remember…
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ScourgeBringer is a frantic 2D roguelite with some procedural level generation. While the pixel art is absolutely fantastic, the difficulty is rather intense.
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Oh my is it a big month for gaming. Aside from all the games coming along, there are also some consoles that you might have heard about.
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Ragnorium is a planet recolonization simulator where you must guide human clones to create a self-sustainable settlement and survive an oncoming Holy Crusade. While Ragnorium’s gameplay loop is engaging in theory, it is unfortunately mired by confusing UI, upgrade paths and bugs. Story In an alternate universe, an event called …
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Cuphead is a disgustingly difficult 2D sidescroller shooter with an artstyle and sound design straight from the 1920s. It was released in 2017 to wide acclaim and for some reason or another I decided I’d play it in 2020 (after a DLC announcement as well). Besides a few wacky hitboxes …
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For what’s it’s worth, we’re in the home stretch now, heading into the fall release season. And as usual, that means some cool stuff for August.
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One of the hottest months of the year is here, and bringing a decent amount of games too. Spotlighting them are Paper Mario and Ghosts of Tsushima.
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One of BrutalGamer’s biggest PlayStation fans takes a look at the just revealed PS5, as well as the games announced. So, is she impressed?
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Even with all that’s happening in the world, the release schedule rolls on. This month sees quite a few releases, including a few major ones.
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May 2020 isn’t set to be a huge month for new games, though there are a few gems on the calendar. Those include mainly Switch titles though.
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Doom Eternal, Bethesda and id Software’s sequel to 2016’s Doom reboot, narrowly snatches our Game of the Month honors for March 2020.
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Well, what can you say about this coming month. It’s probably not going to be great in a lot of ways. So let’s just focus on the games set for launch.
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