With the announcement of World of Warcraft patch 12.1.

We'll be headed off the coast of Zul'Aman to The Coiled Isle for Midnight's patch 12.1, and one of the tweaks to perennial content is how we will interact with World Bosses.

I don’t usually endorse advertising jingles for department stores, but Nanako is cute and must be protected at all costs. You go, Nanako. You sing about how great every day is at your local Junes!

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where the only reason I don’t say I’m looking forward to February 2027 is because I can’t remember off the top of my head when exactly each of the several other games I’m currently excited about will be released.

If you thought the purplest expansion couldn't get purpler, patch 12.0.7 of World of Warcraft proves us all wrong with yet another Void-themed event.

The next WoW patch is already on the horizon: patch 12.1, the Curse of Ula'tek, features a new zone with new activities including public events, dungeons, delves, and a new raid.

The World of Warcraft content train shows no sign of slowing down as we start to head into the end of the first set of patches for Midnight.

We've gotten our first look at the upcoming World of Warcraft Midnight patch 12.1, the Curse of Ula'tek, which will include new raids, dungeons, and more content for Midnight Season 2.

Why did we come have to come back here? Didn’t we do enough of these otherworldly invasions during Legion? That we now have to come back and do them again, just fighting the Void instead of the Burning Legion?

Apparently not, because now we’re teleporting off to Void “showdowns” in those same places, but at least this one is cool (as in temperature) and will give us a break from the Midsummer Fire Festival (starting this weekend). But still, I could have skipped this. (But I won’t, because there’s new transmog.)

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Every week the Epic Games Store gives away a game or two for free.

While sports fans of Earth are cheering on their home nations in the ongoing World Cup (go sportsball!), players of World of Warcraft have a chance to practice some footie and earn some unique cosmetic rewards.