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Today, I published an article about a game called Brutal Fate from the developer of Brutal Doom.
A lot of accusations about the author have come to light, which I was not aware of. The article has been hidden to do some more investigation. I've seen some things that are a bit uncomfortable personally. I've seen at least PCGamer remove their article on it entirely.
Update: the article is now live again, with a statement. I hope that having it up with some sort of context there for people to learn from is a good balance.
Last edited by GamingOnLinux Bot on 7 Sep 2020 at 8:06 pm UTC