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With the hellishly enthralling Diablo 4 early access beta period fresh in mind, it’s a great time to talk about the use of horror in gaming.

This weekend marked a momentous occasion, both for the Blizzardverse and gaming in general: Our very first real (public) look at Diablo 4.

The Early Access beta for Diablo 4 starts today and I am excited to give it a try.

While transmog enthusiasts in World of Warcraft really enjoy putting together stylish ensembles -- from mariachi outfits to the latest sets of tier armor, white and grey quality "ordinary" looks to flashy new looks Blizzard prepared especially for the Trading Post -- there's no denying that even when you're mixing and matching, there are some sets of gear out there that are just... ugly.

I've been thinking a lot about how World of Warcraft essentially has a few alternate game modes as part of its basic retail experience.

The Diablo 4 early access beta starts this weekend -- don't get scammed -- and I'm excited to get my first shot at the Rogue class.

I can become more or less interested in a game based entirely on its story.

Earlier this week Blizzard revealed the next part of Dragonflight's story with patch 10.1, Embers of Neltharion and it's shaping up to bring so much with it.

Dragonflight patch 10.0.7 is officially arriving on March 21 so the hype is starting to build.

World of Warcraft is an old game, but every once in a while it brings something new that shakes things up — and players often talk about the features that the game lacks but they'd love to see implemented in it.