Pragmata Review, Windrose, And Bloodborne Movie News | The Game Informer Show

In this week’s episode of The Game Informer Show, the fellas discuss Pragmata, Capcom’s inventive action game blending third-person shooting with a simultaneous hacking mechanic. Next, Alex chats about a new survival crafting game set in the age of piracy called Windrose. Lastly, we cover the news of an animated Bloodborne movie produced by popular…

Developers Of Moon Child Resurface To Bask In All The Shitposts

In 1993, Dutch developers Team Hoi began work on Moon Child, an Amiga platformer starring the titular green space lad with a dinosaur-like companion. The Amiga version never made it to shelves and its eventual 1997 PC port only had a regionally limited release. Builds of the game have been available online for years, but…

Long Before Friendslop, Portal 2 Made Co-Op Cool

April 18, 2026 marks the 15-year anniversary of Portal 2’s release. Below, we reminisce about its memorable story, novel cooperative two-player mode, and enduring comedy. There was a time in the PlayStation 3/Xbox 360 era when Valve was spoiling us with games, packaging some excellent titles in The Orange Box and bringing us back-to-back Left…

15 years on, Portal 2 Community Edition just breathed new life into Valve’s classic

Portal 2 is 15 years old this weekend, and while that’s terrifying if you remember its launch as vividly as I do, it’s cause for celebration. Valve’s humor-laden puzzle game is still the most pristine and easy to recommend offshoot of its greater Half-Life universe, and it just got a big upgrade – but not…

Gorgeous PS5 Sci-Fi Action Game Arrives on PS Store Today

We are three and a half months through the year, and the PS5 already has some of the best-looking games the console has ever seen. One regular contributor to the list of gorgeous games is Capcom, which just released its latest game Pragmata. What is Pragmata? Developed and published by Capcom, Pragmata is a sci-fi…

We owe Fallout to an admiral and his officers teaching its designer to play D&D in 1979

In a new video on his YouTube channel, RPG veteran and Fallout Designer Tim Cain talked about the first time he was ever exposed to Dungeons & Dragons, a pivotal influence on the developer: Some of his mother’s coworkers showed him the ropes all the way back in the Carter administration. Oh, and they happened…

The Batman Part 2 adds a critical new cast member on Superman Day

April 18 is Superman Day, and it is supposed to be all about the superhero who kicked off DC Studios’ new cinematic universe last year. That’s why it’s surprising that the biggest DC Studios-related news of the day is that Game of Thrones alumnus Charles Dance joined the cast of The Batman Part 2. Deadline…

Every Big Movie Announced At Hollywood’s CinemaCon 2026

Since the ‘70s, major theater chains have run a trade show for studios to preview and cut distribution deals around upcoming films. As Hollywood blockbusters became synonymous with superhero and genre franchises, the ShoWest convention was rebranded to CinemaCon, solidifying it as a hotbed for news about Marvel sequels and surprise divorce papers. Behind all…

New Overwatch patch notes bring emergency Sierra buffs as Season 2’s fresh face falls flat

We’re still in the first week of Overwatch Season 2, but Blizzard has already stepped in to give new hero Sierra a boost. The latest addition to the DPS roster has so far made very little splash in the multiplayer game‘s ever-growing pond. An explosive ultimate aside, her kit has felt rather impotent, without enough…

31 Switch Games We Missed, As Recommended By You

Image: Nintendo Life Welcome back to our ‘Games We Missed’ series, where Nintendo Life readers send in their picks of great games we weren’t able to cover with a review. We’re up to Part 12 of this twice-yearly round up, and once again you’ve come up with some great-looking recommendations that have us scurrying to…