Pragmata is scheduled to launch on April 17, 2026. Along with review copies being sent out, the publisher is sending impressive press kits to a limited number of popular streamers and influencers – it’s unlike anything we’ve seen before.
Last September, the team announced on X (formerly Twitter) that they were completely focused on finishing version 1.0 of Palworld and wouldn’t be sharing updates until it was ready. This was in response to a player asking if the team was still working on the game and when version 1.0 would be released. Buckley jokingly said that they’d give players a sneak peek – ‘smell it’ – when the update was almost finished, but they needed a little more time to complete it. He acknowledged fans were eager for the update, but it was still in development.
StudioCanal revealed at CinemaCon this week that they’re planning a reboot of Escape From New York. They didn’t share any specifics about who will be involved – like the director, actors, or when it might be made – suggesting the project is still very early in the planning stages.
Everyone knows the famous Justice League adventures, but there are many incredible stories that only dedicated fans are aware of. These lesser-known tales deserve recognition, and here are seven that haven’t gotten the attention they deserve. It’s time to shine a light on these overlooked Justice League stories.
REMIMORY recently announced a new game that combines the challenge of survival games with the colorful and optimistic style of anime. The game’s Steam page is now available, and the developers are excited to connect with players. They encourage everyone to add the game to their wishlist and follow its development.
The original game didn’t fully explore the creepy laboratory like Shadow of Chornobyl did, so it’s been untouched until now. Your mission is to enter and investigate, searching for lost information and helpful equipment. It seems there’s something much more important waiting inside, though details are still unclear.
I mentioned they were considering changes to Game Pass, and there’s a huge internal debate right now about how much to focus on exclusive games. They understand the benefits of exclusivity, but ultimately, they’re deciding what kind of company they want to be: one that prioritizes building a broad ecosystem, or one that focuses primarily on publishing games.
Update 3.0.2 for New Horizons is available now, starting April 14th! This update fixes a few problems, like getting stuck in hotels or villagers appearing inside your house unexpectedly. It also includes a special gift – a Leaf Ornament – to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Animal Crossing! You can find it in your mailbox after you’ve downloaded the update.
As a huge MCU fan, I’ve been fascinated by The Watcher, also known as Uatu. He’s this incredibly powerful being from another dimension whose job is basically to observe everything happening across the multiverse – but he’s not supposed to interfere. That rule got broken when Ultron found out about him, and ever since, we’ve been seeing Uatu pop up in different places and at different times. It’s got everyone wondering if he’ll play a role in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday! I’ve been keeping track of every time he’s appeared so far, and I’m excited to share all those moments with you.
At CinemaCon 2026, Sony showed a first look at footage from Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, sharing it exclusively with attendees and releasing some new pictures online. The clip begins right after the end of Across the Spider-Verse, with Miles Morales facing off against another version of himself from another universe while trying to save his father, with only two days to do so. We also see Miguel O’Hara (voiced by Oscar Isaac) chasing Miles, and Gwen Stacy (voiced by Hailee Steinfeld) trying to find him across different dimensions. Beyond the main story, the footage includes fun moments like Spider-Ham (voiced by John Mulaney) holding Peter B. Parker’s baby daughter, Mayday, and Spider-Noir (voiced by Nicolas Cage) lurking around. Most surprisingly, a shadowy figure that looks a lot like the Kingpin (voiced by Liev Schreiber) appears, hinting that the villain from Into the Spider-Verse will play a role in Miles’ story again.