Diablo

I've helped people get all sorts of achievements over the years to get mounts in World of Warcraft.

The first major update to Diablo Immortal is Forgotten Nightmares, an expansive patch with a new dungeon (Silent Monastery), major updates to Warbands (including a guild housing in Castle Cyranger), a new Helliquary raid boss (Izilech the Misshapen), a new event (Scouring the Darkness), as well as another new Battle Pass season, complete with new themed cosmetics. But the most interesting thing in this update is the fact that there's a new way to get Legendary Crests without spending real cash.

If you're bored of farming the same bosses over and over Diablo 2 Resurrected, you'll probably want to try out Terror Zones, which offer a new way to level to 99 in patch 2.5 — now live.

As we adventure throughout the diverse lands that comprise the World of Warcraft, we often come across many scenic vistas and an assortment of relaxing locations.

Whenever a transmog system is introduced into one of the many games I play, I immediately look at it and debate whether or not it would be a good fit for World of Warcraft, the game that taught me how much I love transmog.

Diablo 3 Season 27 is underway, with the Seasonal theme Light's Calling that lets crafty Nephalem empower their gear with the strength of the High Heavens, using the Angelic Crucible to Sanctify them.

The community has been getting more and more details about Diablo 4 as the game's expected 2023 launch nears.

Diablo 4 will have Seasons, iterating on the Ladder Seasons from Diablo 2 and the Seasons of Diablo 3.

Every Diablo 3 player receives the warning, "many Nephalem have stood where you are now, but few succeeded in overcoming the trials," from Orek when learning of Greater Rifts, but now a new type of Rift awaits us: the Echoing Nightmare.

Massive screens are all the rage with mobile devices these days, but even an 8-inch phone isn't quite the same experience as playing a game on a TV or monitor.