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🐇 Burrowbuck is hopping into ARK: Survival Ascended, a horned, skittish rabbit that vanishes in a cloud of dust and burrows underground in seconds, leaving pursuers completely baffled.

Earn its trust and you unlock a network of subterranean tunnels for travel and exploration, note: entrances don't always go where you'd expect. Burrowbuck arrives at launch in the Fantastic Tames Season 1 pack for $9.99. Devs also teased concepts for two more creatures that will roll out across 2026. WILD

🤨 Mewgenics: Edmund McMillen asked vets with at least 100 hours to name the most USELESS abilities ahead of the next update.

Players' replies point a clear finger: the magic abilities are getting the heat, skills on collarless cats are often called pointless, and the basic wand is widely seen as underpowered compared to other gear. McMillen wants feedback from experienced players to get a less noisy, more objective read on balance.

⚡️Esoteric Ebb just got the 1.2 update, the dev calls it a "golden build" and treats it as the end of major post‑launch patches.

Launched on March 3, 2026, the team focused on bug fixes and stability: major critical issues were avoided, and future improvements will be targeted. The game is not a live service, the studio is moving onto new projects, so consider this the FINAL big support run.

⚠️ The Farm 51 filed a preventive bankruptcy petition on April 2, 2026, a formal legal step inside a broad restructuring.

Chernobylite 2 and the studio's other projects now hinge on talks with creditors: the main aim is approval of a settlement agreement to pause litigation, steady the budget and secure fresh capital to finish the sequel. It's SAVE or collapse, all in investors' hands.

Less GRIND, more action, Techland rolled out hotfix 1.6.1 for Dying Light: The Beast. Hunger drains slower (yes, even during sleep) and critical starvation triggers much later, so you won't be constantly babysitting the food meter.

Traders now sell heartier rations, DLC weapon blueprints can be upgraded to legendary, and inventory auto-drops your weakest gear when bags overflow. The patch continues post-Restored Land support, devs say they'll keep trimming the GRIND and expanding the content roadmap.

⚔️ Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel gets Conan on April 9, dropping alongside a free two‑player co-op on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.

Conan is an all‑out bruiser built around the «Triumph» stacks: kills build charges that let you ignore incoming damage and turn into an almost unstoppable force. Expect crit boosts, crowd‑clearing moves, three subclasses, a new zone Stygia and a «God of Fate» risk‑vs‑reward blessing system. The free co‑op is tuned for fast runs, build synergy, alternating upgrades and join‑in‑progress without losing host progress, polished by testers. Ready for CHAOS.

⚡️Pragmata director Cho Yeon Hi admits he's terrified of failure, launching a brand‑new IP is a rare, high‑stakes move for Capcom, with the team's reputation and massive resources on the line.

Having no long‑term FANBASE forced the crew to push themselves to the limit, they literally had to work their asses off, but it also bought them total creative freedom: a chance to build an original sci‑fi action without bowing to past canon, a mix of fear and pioneer excitement.

⚡️The ARC Raiders devs simplified crafting: they added an in-craft Acquire Resources button that lists only actually available sources (salvage, vendors like Celesta). Pick one and finish the item INSTANTLY without hopping through menus. More QoL tweaks are coming, the team says they're keeping player feedback in mind.

⚠️ Ghost of Yotei, Legends launches its four-player raid on April 10 without live matchmaking at launch; Sucker Punch says automated matchmaking will arrive only a couple weeks later.

The studio urges players to form PRE-MADE teams via friends or the official Discord, lead designer Darren Bridges warns the raid is impossible solo or in pairs: it requires four players, tight coordination and voice comms to beat waves of elite enemies. Regular missions and survival keep normal matchmaking.

🔥 300,000 wishlists and a 8 April launch: criminal action Samson: A Tyndalston Story from the makers of Just Cause (Liquid Swords) hits PC.

On Steam and Epic Games Store for $25. Set in a '90s NY‑like megacity, you play Samson racing to save his sister, no guns: gameplay focuses on cinematic chases and BRUTAL hand‑to‑hand brawls.