Anna Bell

Since we’re playing icebreaker games this week, apparently, I decided to go for the gusto. Never Have I Ever, the game where either you want to confess your secrets, or want to pressure your friends into revealing theirs. In hindsight, it’s a very mean girl thing to pick (so it makes sense that I picked it).

This is The Queue, our daily column where never have I ever asked the questions. So, I get to put a finger down, and you…?

I hope everyone enjoys red lentil dahl, because I followed a recipe that made a good gallon or so of the stuff.

This week's Blizzard Watch Podcast kicks off with the new hotness -- or maybe old hotness.

I’m going for speed today. But the Queuemunity has not left me alone in my time of need.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions but in time our memory faded so we’ll see about the answers.

(ah AH)

There is a brand new release in the Epic Games Store free games of the week, in addition to a legendarily good fighting game, and a game that hits all kinds of nostalgia buttons.

This week's Lore Watch is based on a listener question, which mashes together two of Joe and Matt's favorite topics: Azeroth and Dungeons and Dragons.

It’s not that I enjoy summer, but there’s just something about being outside with your eyes closed and sunglasses on. It’s such a vibe.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we give you something approaching some kind of answer, maybe. As long as we can do it from the hammock. Related, would you mind putting up the hammock while I lie in the grass? Thanks.

Every new glimpse of the upcoming Player Housing feature we get, the more I get nervous that my little floral cozy cottage is definitely going to be forced into a neighborhood with someone who uses more bones and spikes than Joanna Gaines uses shiplap.

In this week's podcast we talked about the reveals from the WoW team that came out of PAX East.

This week the Epic Games Store is giving us a bit of whiplash in the thematic juxtaposition between the two games they're offering for free this week: the gleeful gorefest of Dead Island 2, and the devolving dreamscape (perhaps nightmare) that is Happy Game.