Okay, so April 2026 looks amazing for gaming! It’s packed with a ton of fresh stuff – not just the same old sequels, which is awesome. There are some indie games I’ve been seriously hyped for, a new co-op game perfect for playing with friends, and some big, ambitious titles coming from PlayStation and Capcom. … Read more
Instead of focusing only on large, impressive LEGO sets, April includes a variety of options – mid-size collector’s items, easy-to-display sets, and more affordable choices. This creates a more approachable selection for everyone. This balance is especially helpful since LEGO has already had a lot of successful, popular releases this year, like those from Mario Kart, Star Wars, and The Adventures of Tintin. Here’s a look at everything coming out this month.
Buggy’s ancestry will likely play a crucial role as One Piece nears its conclusion. Oda has emphasized his importance by placing him among the series’ most central figures and even designating him a Yonko. Beyond that, Buggy shares a striking similarity with the Nefertari family – his blue hair. Importantly, his background remains largely a mystery. While he was raised by the Roger Pirates, his true origins are still unknown.
The extra time before the announcement was good news for PlayStation Plus subscribers eager to find out which new games were coming. Billbil-Kun, a trusted source of information, usually only reveals one main game each month. This time, however, the delay allowed them to share two titles – Lords of the Fallen and Sword Art Online Fractured Daydream – before PlayStation officially confirmed the full lineup arriving on April 7th.
Looking back, my family wasn’t as thrilled as I was when I tried to train my virtual Labrador, Nina, using the DS’s microphone. But I was completely hooked, and that continued with every new DS game I got. Having played so many DS games, I can still see their influence in games today, so here’s my list of the top ten.
What new PS5 games are coming out worldwide? Which ones will be the biggest hits of 2026? While the full list of PS5 games for the year is still developing, we’re already starting to see a promising lineup, especially for the beginning of the year. Despite some challenges in the gaming industry, there are still plenty of fantastic games on the way.
Cold Symmetry, the team behind the action-RPG Mortal Shell, is developing a sequel, Mortal Shell 2. First revealed at Summer Game Fest 2025, the project builds on the success of the original game, which has sold over 2 million copies. Now with a team of 30, Cold Symmetry is aiming to improve and expand on their previous work and is preparing to share more details about Mortal Shell 2 after a well-received debut trailer last year.
In September 2025, Nintendo received a patent for a system that allows characters to be called into battle. Some viewed this as a way to protect Nintendo’s intellectual property while they were involved in a legal dispute with the game Palworld. Although the patent detailed a process very similar to Pokemon gameplay, legal experts were initially surprised it was approved, suggesting it could have wider consequences for the gaming industry. At the time, it seemed like a significant win for Nintendo, but the situation has changed considerably in the past year.
Open world games have become incredibly popular over the last ten years, with many new titles being released. But Crimson Desert is different – it stands out from the crowd. It’s a challenging game that requires effort from players, but rewards them for it. We’ll be highlighting similar games for fans who enjoyed Crimson Desert.
Launched just last month, Pokemon Pokopia is quickly becoming a hit on the Switch 2, with over 2.2 million copies sold globally in only four days. Players take on the role of a Ditto that can change into a human trainer, tasked with restoring life to several islands and bringing back the Pokemon who live there. The game is full of nods to previous Pokemon titles and features fun items inspired by beloved characters, such as the new Inflatable Sudowoodo.