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Bethesda pulls The Elder Scrolls: Blades from storefronts and will shut servers permanently on June 30, erasing the mobile RPG from existence.
After six years of delays, Capcom's sci-fi action-adventure Pragmata arrives on April 17. We went hands-on with the lunar thriller and came away genuinely impressed by its combat, atmosphere, and the dynamic between its two leads.
Mephisto returns, the Paladin is back, and Skovos awaits. Here is a complete breakdown of everything coming to Diablo IV in the Lord of Hatred expansion launching April 28, 2026.
April 2026 is one of gaming's most packed months in years — Starfield PS5 launches now, Pragmata finally arrives April 16, Diablo IV expands April 28, and the BAFTA Game Awards, London Games Festival, and FFXIV Fan Festival round out an extraordinary calendar.
The third annual Triple-I Initiative indie showcase airs April 9 at 9 AM PT with 45 minutes of pure game reveals, including eight world premieres, Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse from the Dead Cells studio, and appearances from Klei Entertainment, TinyBuild, and Devolver Digital across 40-plus titles.
Cyber Temple’s DarkSwitch launches April 9 on Steam and GOG, offering a vertical survival city builder set atop a colossal tree above a lethal fog, blending folk horror atmosphere with tower defense mechanics after a one-month delay to incorporate Steam Next Fest feedback.
Black Cat joins Marvel Rivals as the 49th hero on April 17 in the Season 7.5 mid-season update, bringing stealth mechanics, wall-running, and luck-based abilities to NetEase’s free-to-play hero shooter alongside new skins for Deadpool, Jeff the Land Shark, and Iron Fist.
Finnish solo developer Antti Leinonen launches Road to Vostok into early access on April 7, bringing a hardcore single-player survival shooter set in a post-apocalyptic Finland-Russia border zone, built entirely in the Godot engine and priced at just $14.99.
Bitmap Bureau and Mattel team up for He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Dragon Pearl of Destruction, a 2D arcade brawler launching April 28 with three playable heroes, 12 stages across Eternia, and two-player local co-op.
Sad Cat Studios' long-awaited cyberpunk 2.5D platformer Replaced launches April 14 on Xbox and PC with day-one Game Pass availability, bringing over 850,000 wishlists worth of hype to its pixel-art vision of an alternate 1980s America.
Mega Crit reveals plans for competitive, short-run, and multiplayer modes for Slay the Spire 2, even as the Early Access title weathers nearly 10,000 negative Steam reviews over controversial balance changes.
April 2026 delivers a massive mobile lineup with Sea of Stars arriving as a premium $9.99 port on April 7, the ambitious free-to-play open-world RPG Neverness to Everness on April 29, plus Prince of Persia, FIFA Heroes, and over 45 more new titles.