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April 2026 brings Starfield to PS5, Housemarque's Saros, Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred, Pragmata, Replaced, MOUSE P.I., and more across PC, PS5, and Xbox Series in a stacked month.
Leaked specs for Sony's rumored PS6 handheld Project Canis show RDNA 5 GPU performance ahead of Xbox Series S in raster and ray tracing, with PSSR 3 beating DLSS 4.5 on image quality.
Pearl Abyss confirms Crimson Desert has sold four million copies worldwide twelve days after launch, hitting two million on day one and three million by day five across all platforms.
French consumer association UFC-Que Choisir filed a lawsuit against Ubisoft on March 31 over The Crew shutdown, backed by Stop Killing Games and 1.3 million EU petition signatures.
46 House Democrats urge FTC to thoroughly review EA's $55 billion acquisition by Saudi Arabia's PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners over concerns about layoffs and creative freedom.
The Honor of Kings World Cup 2026 positions Tencent's flagship mobile title at the center of competitive gaming's expansion into the $81.7 billion mobile market.
Housemarque's PS5-exclusive rogue-lite Saros launches April 30 with a crew-based sci-fi horror story, an enemy-projectile-as-resource combat system, and an optional eclipse mechanic.
The 2026 esports calendar features record prize pools across CS2, Dota 2, VALORANT, and League of Legends, with the Esports World Cup and The International headlining a packed schedule.
Tundra Esports reach the upper bracket final at ESL One Birmingham 2026 as 16 teams battle for a one million dollar prize pool in one of Dota 2's premier tournaments.
Starfield arrives on PS5 on April 7 at $49.99 alongside the free Free Lanes interplanetary travel update and the $10 Terran Armada story DLC. Here is everything that changes.
Solo Leveling Karma, a new mobile ARPG based on the hit anime and manhwa, is revealed at Anime Japan 2026 as anime-to-game adaptations reshape the mobile market.
Mobile gaming revenue reaches $81.7 billion in 2026 with 3 billion players worldwide, even as downloads decline for the fourth consecutive year and retention remains the central challenge.
