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Bethesda's space RPG Starfield arrives on PS5 April 7 with DualSense adaptive triggers, lightbar health tracking, and two PS5 Pro visual modes powered by PSSR upscaling. The $49.99 launch includes the Free Lanes update and new Terran Armada DLC.
Capcom's long-awaited sci-fi action adventure Pragmata launches April 17 on PS5, Xbox, PC, and Switch 2, featuring lunar exploration and a unique hacking system.
Vampire Crawlers reimagines Vampire Survivors as a turn-based deckbuilding dungeon crawler, launching April 21 on all platforms with day-one Game Pass at just $9.99.
Diablo IV's Lord of Hatred expansion arrives April 28 with two new classes, the returning Paladin and the brand-new Warlock, plus skill tree reworks and the Skovos region.
Housemarque's Saros has gone gold and launches April 30 as a PS5 exclusive, featuring roguelite progression, bullet hell combat, and permanent upgrades across runs.
Microsoft confirms the Xbox Games Showcase 2026 for June 7, immediately followed by a Gears of War: E-Day Direct with new gameplay reveals. Xbox FanFest returns for the brand's 25th anniversary.
Pearl Abyss's Crimson Desert surpasses four million copies sold just weeks after launch, with Steam reviews climbing to Very Positive and DLC plans confirmed.
In the summer of last year, during Day of the Devs, immersive sim legend Warren Spector said that at his studio OtherSide Entertainment, "we don't play it safe. We take chances." He was talking about
Surprise, Friday WAP attack! No, I've (hopefully) not mucked up the time the WAPs are posted, as I did last time this particular RPSponsibility was trusted to me. It's a long weekend here in the UK th
The human colony on Tau Ceti IV has been abandoned for half a century, as far as anyone can tell. The only exports leaving the planet are those nabbed by Runners in mechanical bodies, like fruit picke
You could lock me into a chest packed with pieces of eight then toss me into a churning sea of pirate games and I'd still tell you there aren't enough of them as I slowly sink toward Davy Jones' Locke
Former director of The Last of Us multiplayer game has claimed the cancelled online project was roughly "80 percent" finished when it was cancelled. Read more