Anna Bell

Everyone else is at the Summer Game Fest kickoff party, but I'm still at the office prepping Blizzard Watch Weekly.

This week our writer Nick Marino joined the lineup to talk about WoW Classic -- several iterations of it.

This week the Epic Games Store is giving away two games for free again: the stellar and innovative Deathloop, and a cute little adventure game, Ogu and the Secret Forest.

The idea of the summer beach read and the song of the summer is an established one in pop culture, so we figured -- why not summer gaming picks?

Who would have thought that the hosts of the Lore Watch Podcast would be excited to talk about the new Lorewalking feature coming to World of Warcraft?

I’ve been on a bit of a health kick for a little while now, and one of the things that has made that a little bit more tolerable is making parallels to media. After all, with its exotic fruits and arcane powders and various liquids, what is a protein smoothie but a health potion? Throw in a multivitamin and I may as well be an alchemist. Still trying to find a way to make exercise more novel, though. Ah, well.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions, and we’ll supply the answers just as soon as we have a little snack. That was not filling at all.

It has been raining on and off almost every day for weeks now, and it's really harshing my mellow at this point.

During this week's Blizzard Watch Podcast, the conversation started off with WoW, specifically the upcoming Mists of Pandaria Classic, and just how many Classics there are now.

The Overwatch 2 team has taken to celebrating LGBTQ+ Pride in-game every June, so they've announced their offerings for 2025.

This week the Epic Games Store is giving away two games for free again: Limbo, an older title which is still considered one of the pinnacles of its genre, and Tiny Tina's Wonderlands, a Borderlands universe offering which has recently seen some controversy.