Capcom’s sci-fi action title Pragmata is three days from launch and the reviews are already in. The consensus? Gameplay is sharp enough to impress even the skeptics, but the story might leave narrative-hungry players wanting more. April 17 will settle that debate.

Metro is back. The next chapter carries the name Metro 2039, and a full reveal lands April 16 during the Xbox showcase. Post-apocalyptic tunnel crawlers, mark your calendars.

Meanwhile, the freshly appointed head of Microsoft Gaming dropped a candid take: Xbox Game Pass costs too much. Pricing adjustments and a restructured model could be on the table. Bold words from inside the building.

Warhammer Classics kicked off this week — a preservation project aiming to restore and update legacy Warhammer titles for PC. Steam is already running a themed sale to celebrate.

Indonesia’s rating system accidentally leaked footage from several unreleased games, 007 First Light among them. Spoilers from the ending are already floating around, so tread carefully.

Nikita Buyanov’s next project after Escape from Tarkov finally has a name — Fragmentary Order. A cinematic trailer came with it. Details are still thin, but the wheels are turning.

Rumors tried to push Fable (2026) out of its fall window, blaming fear of GTA 6 competition. The developers said no. Autumn stands.

Battlefield 6 unveiled Operation Augur — dropping April 14 — with a trailer showing sector-by-sector team pushes across two maps. Classic operations energy, fresh coat of paint.

Digital Foundry ran a survey and the results raise eyebrows: over 40% of gamers would pay $699+ for a PS6. A quarter of them would stretch to $800. Sony is probably smiling somewhere.

Overwatch season Summit launches tomorrow, April 14. Blizzard’s release trailer showed off the new hero, map updates, and everything packed into the fresh season.

Lighthouse keeper adventure WILL: Follow The Light slid from late April to May 7. The release calendar got crowded — extra polish time rarely hurts.

And Hideo Kojima is casting for Physint. He needs a mother-and-child duo, several male roles, and one very specific villain — think Mads Mikkelsen in Hannibal, but with something extra. Classic Kojima casting energy.