Anna Bell

We're speculating on WoW patch 12.0.7 and beyond, now that the preview for said patch has been released.

This week the two games the Epic Games Store is giving away for free are both kind of casual cozy little adventures -- but that's where the similarities between these two games end.

A lot of our travels as Lorewalkers seem to revolve around what events are happening in World of Warcraft, and Childrens' Week is no exception.

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.

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.

This week, Matt, Joe, Liz, and our special guest host Six, are all waiting patiently to talk about Lord of Hatred, the new expansion for Diablo 4 which came out earlier this week.

Oddsparks is a charming, cozy little automation game which the Epic Games Store is giving away for free this week.

If you could choose a high king for the Alliance, who would you choose?

It would seem that, despite only playing it a couple times I’m pretty good at Decor Duel. Did you know that, if you last until 2 minutes 30 seconds, you’re permanently found with an arrow above your head until the match ends? Seems a little like a blue shell kinda thing, but what do I know, I’m just a games journalist.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask where are we? What the hell is going on? And we answer that it’s all for the best (of course it is).

Liz Patt joins Liz Harper in lifting the embargo on the upcoming Diablo 4 expansion Lord of Hatred.