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Get your team together and prepare to meet some seriously messed-up monsters. Ripout is taking team-based play into the final frontier.

2020 had great games, which means we had to pit them against each other to find out which we collectively thought were the best games. We just finished going through them by genre, but now it’s time to find out which games excelled in which areas with our Miscellaneous Awards. …

The new and improved version of one of the most highly acclaimed RPGs in recent years is here. Disco Elysium – The Final Cut is out now.

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.

An indie title from Denis Listov, who now heads LUDUS FUTURE as lead designer, Demon Skin is set to kick your virtual butt on the PC in April.

Announced at ID@Xbox last week, Death’s Door puts gamers in the role of a soul-collecting crow. The result is an awesome looking, cartoony action title.

Tactical RPG Solasta: Crown of the Magister released a while ago for the PC, but it’s back with an impressive looking update that adds in a creation suite.

The Olde World is heading into the virtual realm with the Warhammer IP’s first virtual reality title. Here’s the first look at Age of Sigmar: Tempestfall.

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!

Get mystified! The final and maybe most interesting of Hood: Outlaws & Legend’s heroes is here, and it’s the Mystic, a smoke-bomb toting healer.

April 2021 is going to be a big month for Shadow Man, Valiant’s supernatural hero. Not only will he have a new book, but a game too.

A fresh round of Ion Fury’s 90s-style FPS action is on the way with the Aftershock expansion pack. Expect bullets, explosions, and vehicular action.