Midnight's patch 12.0.5 offers a wide variety of new things to try, including a hide-and-seek mini-game tied into Player Housing.

Hearthstone has changed things up for the Year of the Scarab: gone are the mini-sets for each expansion, and to replace them we're getting twelve class sets, released four at a time.

We’re running down to the end of the school year, which means we’re also spinning up all our summer activities and signups and schedules at the same time. So you’ll forgive me, but I gotta make this one quick.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and I hope they’re not too complex because I’m also filling out a form at the same time and I’m about to accidentally put my phone number in one of these.

It's another quick maintenance for World of Warcraft, with only an hour of downtime scheduled for all WoW servers.

World of Warcraft patch 12.0.5 brought a number of undocumented changes -- some intentional, some not.

The snow just disappeared here. It wasn’t a particularly rough winter, but it was long, and the snow kept coming back, so now that it’s properly gone, wanna go sledding?

We saw Sledding Game randomly scrolling in the Xbox app, and it’s a cute little friend game with terrible physics and minigames. It’s not deeper than watching a pudgy little frog with a funny hat drink hot chocolate on a ski lift, but that’s the charm.

So while I go down the mountain again, it’s time for our daily question and answer column — The Queue!

Hot on the trail of some scumbag NFT and crypto traders (aka their latest bounty targets), the Tavern Watch team lays an ambush for their bounty in this week's episode of See You Space Cowboy on our TTRPG actual play podcast.

Though we haven't come down from our Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred high, Blizzard has continued to bombard us with new announcements.

Decor Duel is a quirky PVP mode added to World of Warcraft Midnight in patch 12.0.5, and it's basically just hide and seek, but magic.

You know the feeling. You’ve gotten a new hat and you just have to wear it somewhere, even though you’re in a city full of extremely judgmental elves. You can’t just stay inside with such a fabulous new hat. You have to go out and find some weirdos to appreciate it with you.

And that’s all I have to say about the May Trading Post, which went live this morning. (Though any comments complementing my hat are welcome.)

This is the Queue, our daily Q&A column where we usually do not talk about hats this much, but there are trying times. Let’s get to the questions.