Anna Bell

If there’s one thing I’m ready for it’s Player Housing. If there’s two things I’m ready for, it’s Player Housing and fall.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and ugh, do we have to answer? It’s still so hot.

Did you ever have a friend who started playing a game you really like and haven't played in a while, so you immediately want to go pick it up again?

This week our writer Christian Thoma joined the mayhem that is the Blizzard Watch Podcast.

This week Epic Games Store is giving away three games, including a great sequel making its debut on the Store today.

Most people think of the 80s as a simple time full of big hair and scrunchies, but those of us who were into Dungeons and Dragons will remember the Satanic Panic, a period of time when parents were terrified that every piece of media was making their children evil.

I’ve been playing a lot of Drop Dutchy this week. It’s a very pick-up-put-down puzzler. It takes the lines and blocks of Tetris — with a far slower, more relaxed drop speed — but adds an additional element of having the bricks and lines give you resources which can be used strategically to improve various other parts of gameplay. Like if you stack several Wood pieces together, your Rangers will get more units, and after the round you can use the Wood you collected from making lines to improve your Ranger for later rounds. But, if your (computer) opponent also has a Ranger, watch out.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we supply the answers. Get it? Supply? Because wood and grain and stuff?

Is it any wonder that, since I am in theory so excited about WoW's Player Housing, I would fill the gap left by its absence by playing other games where I can decorate things?

The litany of Midnight updates and information continues with things ranging from UI updates to dual wielding baguettes.

Epic Games Store is giving away just one game this week, with intensely cozy vibes on the package, but with a much deeper complexity than they may seem to have at first glance.

Lore Watch this week explores three questions sent in by our listeners, all ending in answers we may see as we go forward into Midnight.