Matthew Rossi

The Riddle of the Mind-Seekers was one of the most interesting bits of new content World of Warcraft has seen in a while -- a scavenger hunt across all of Azeroth.

If you play Hearthstone you may be interested to discover that starting today, you can participate in Oktoberbrawl, and by doing so contribute to whether the forces of the Light or the Void end up victorious.

This week sees the debut of the Netherlight Crucible, and with it, several tuning changes to help keep classes balanced with the boost to Artifact's item level the Crucible will bring.

Note, I don't specifically mean "Do we need another Vashj'ir" as in, do we need another underwater zone that was way too long.

This is a bit of a swerve for this column, but I get asked a lot of questions on Twitter and via email about patch 7.3 and things that we've seen and experienced since it dropped.

Life is weird. Last week I was sitting in a chair having needles and lasers shot into my eyes, this week I’m writing the Queue. Every time I get the injections and lasers I’m reminded that my eyesight is a fleeting thing, that eventually I’ll be too blind to write and Queue’s like this (and all of my books) will be just memories of when I could still do it. So I’m a bit wistful today, sitting down to look over your questions, because I know I’ll eventually not be able to anymore.

Still, while I can still see well enough to do it, I might as well do the best I can at it. So here’s the Queue, written by me.

Gamescom has come and gone and now we're well on the road to BlizzCon.

PVP Brawls have been a fun way to shake up the usual Battlegrounds that are the backbone of the PVP experience in World of Warcraft.

I have gotten fully sucked back into Diablo 3 with Season 11, despite not playing a Necromancer at all, because the gameplay is pretty addictive.

You really love Overwatch but patch 7.3 just dropped -- how do you choose which one gets your time?