The video begins with the opening credits. It features Yonghee Cho, the director of Pragmata, producer Naoto Oyama, and host Hatsune Matsushima. The first volume, available to watch now, shows Matsushima learning about Pragmata and its characters from Oyama and Cho. The second volume, coming out later this week, will move further into the game and have Matsushima battling some of its bosses.
While specific details are still scarce, the new game is confirmed as the fourth major installment in the Metro series. It will once again be set in a post-apocalyptic world destroyed by nuclear war. Considering the title, the game likely takes place around three years after the events of Metro Exodus, which came out in 2019.
Runegate feels like a refined version of its predecessor. The core concepts are much easier to understand, and the characters – including your own – are well-developed. While exploring the world still feels divided into sections with similar tasks, it now feels more natural, like you’re gradually discovering a large and interesting world filled with unique groups and characters facing their own personal challenges. It’s great to see a developer aim to improve on their previous work, but Runegate isn’t simply a remake. It’s more of a return to the world, reimagined and expanded in ways I didn’t expect to find so engaging.
Gamers have pointed out that even with the PS5 Pro’s upgraded power, Starfield still isn’t running smoothly. This suggests the game’s problems – like crashes and glitches – aren’t due to the console itself, but likely stem from the game not being well-optimized for PlayStation.
As a long-time Marvel fan, I wasn’t shocked to see Captain America, Iron Man, and Thor become so central in the movies – they were always the big draws! Even in the comics, they were presented as the top heroes, like DC’s Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. But honestly, they weren’t always the most popular characters overall. Right now, Marvel seems to be struggling a bit with sales, and I think focusing on what made those three so successful – the approach they’re taking with the Captain America, Iron Man, and Mortal Thor comics – could be exactly what they need to get back on top.
The 2000s saw the release of several incredibly important superhero films that continue to shape the genre today, impacting both the Marvel and DC cinematic universes, and beyond. These movies set a high bar for quality, and few modern superhero films quite reach their level. Here are four of the best from that decade.
Currently, Pokémon Winds & Waves—the newest main installment in the Pokémon series from Nintendo and Game Freak—has slightly surpassed Pragmata in anticipation. Here’s the current top ten most anticipated games, listed in order: Persona 4 Revival, Ganbare Goemon Daishuugo, Tomodachi Life, Splatoon Raiders, Rhythm Heaven Groove, GTA 6, Yoshi and the Mysterious Book, and Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave.
The psychological thriller The Housemaid is proving popular with viewers on STARZ, where it began streaming on April 1st. Just under two weeks after its release, the film is already breaking records, becoming STARZ’s “best-performing Pay 1 film ever.” STARZ reports that the majority of viewers are women.
You can watch the event live on YouTube on Thursday, April 16, 2026. Here are the times it will be streamed:
The upcoming game will be the fourth major installment in the Metro series, created by 4A Games and inspired by Dmitry Glukhovsky’s novels. It continues the story of those who survived a nuclear disaster, living in the tunnels of the Moscow subway and the dangerous world above, following the events of Metro 2033 (2010), Metro: Last Light (2013), and Metro Exodus (2019), according to a post on Xbox Wire.