Liz Patt

Diablo 3 Season 35 kicked off pure pandemonium on June 6, with the Season of Eternal Conflict's array of killstreak rewards designed to rain treasure, smite your enemies, and more.

We make our love of cute things pretty clear here on Blizzard Watch, I think, so our love for the World of Warcraft battle pets from the Ghosts of K'aresh patch should come as no surprise.

Friends, I hope you're picturing the absolute town-crier vibe of this announcement.

I was going to make a joke asking for good game suggestions for weekend if I have time to play something, but the Silksong release deserves better. Congrats to Team Cherry on Hollow Knight: Silksong on such a phenomenal launch they took down both Steam and Nintendo’s shops, then hit probably record-making (or breaking) concurrent play numbers. I’m still working on my interest in Metroidvanias, but your art may convince me to give it a go anyways.

Anyways, it’s Friday, this is the Queue, and while it’s your regularly scheduled time, I am not your regularly scheduled channel. Let’s freaking go.

After a few weeks of post-Gamescom waiting, Blizzard suddenly released a positive deluge of information on all of its World of Warcraft: Midnight announcements.

OK, it's another dreaded Monday-on-a-Tuesday, thanks to Labor Day in the United States.

Tazavesh is proving to be the superior city to Undermine (despite its distinct lack of smooth Goblin jazz) and one of the biggest reasons is also its most understated: access.

Yes, you read the title correctly -- the new Haranir allied race coming in World of Warcraft: Midnight have pangolins for their Guardian Druid form, according to the World of Midnight developer panel at gamescom 2025.

Not only is World of Warcraft: Midnight looking to be the epic Void versus Light battle we've desperately craved, it's glowing up some beloved (and previously abused) locations on Azeroth while introducing some new ones.

We hope Monday isn't towering over you like this week's cute animal -- baby giraffes.