Discussion

Over the last year or so, a lot of WoW's holiday events have seen smaller or larger revamps; while Winter Veil added a few new rewards as it always does, and Noblegarden offered a big basket of eggs for your dragonriding mount, it wasn't until the most recent Love is in the Air that we saw an entirely new festival area, revamped daily quests, and a heaping helping of new rewards.

These days I try to cast a wide net when it comes to finding inspiration for D&D and other gaming endeavors.

World of Warcraft Classic Season of Discovery Phase 2 has been out for a full week now, and while not everyone may have been clearing Gnomeregan immediately, there are still new runes and items to discover, and other new activities to try out.

There aren't a lot of game franchises with fan bases as dedicated as the Diablo player base was come Diablo 4 launch day in 2023.

I’m not sure what game I’ll get around to buying next.

Maybe it's cold Midwest weather that has me thinking about cozy couch games, maybe it's the recent sense that Love is in the Air -- whatever the case, I've recently been musing on how few solid couch co-op games currently exist (at least in mainstream gaming).

Achievements are everywhere in the games we play now.

Video games come in a wide variety of flavors -- some of those are more prominent than others (RPGs and platformers, for instance) but over time, the pool of video game genre has expanded more and more.

As I've mentioned a couple dozen times over the past year I've gotten really into the Persona series of games from Sega Atlus.

If there's one thing I've found to be a common-enough trait among gamers, it's that we don't always keep normal hours.