Phil Ulrich

Coming early next year, WoW Midnight patch 12.2 heralds the start of the third (and, given the past couple expansions, likely final) content season for this expansion.

It was easy to miss among the other cool announcements at the Midnight What's Next panel at BlizzCon 2026, but as patch 12.2 Eclipse sends us hurtling towards a final confrontation with Xal'atath, we're going to be bringing more Light-wielders with us -- a lot more.

As the events of Midnight patch 12.1 unfold, it's become clear that at every point we've been one we've been one step (or one ...

Besides being the voice of Cassidy in Overwatch, you might know Matt Mercer from his other non-voice-acting job, DMing (and now playing) on a little show called Critical Role.

First we had a Zelda Direct that mostly was an advertisement for one game and some merch, and now the Nintendo Direct today straight up featured the above quote for an upcoming game. Finally, a game for nihilists. But hey, Eternal Anima and the new Kirby game caught my attention for sure, and Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon is out today in English for the first time on the Switch. That’s pretty neat. You should play that. Keep encouraging Square-Enix to localize obscure SNES games until I finally get Treasure of the Rudras in English, please.

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There's a lot going on in World of Warcraft what with a new-ish patch and all, but have you ever wanted... more?

Last week at gamescom, we got a bit of a surprise in the form of a full-length trailer for Exodus.

Those kids from Tavern Watch are finishing up our run of the Kids on Bikes TTRPG, and pretty much everything is hitting the fan all at once.

Tavern Watch is back with another episode of Kids on Bikes, catching up with the kids of New Novemberwood as -- despite all the weird stuff happening to them lately, mostly related to astonishing feats of good luck -- they remember that they have a homework assignment due Monday.

When exploring the tabletop RPG space beyond D&D, a lot of people's first steps will be Paizo's incredibly popular Pathfinder and Starfinder games, which feel familiar while giving players and GMs a lot of new options.