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You may think that cooking and video games don't mix, but somehow this upcoming Overwatch cookbook makes it work.

This past Saturday hundreds of trolls took off from the Echo Isles and ran to Silvermoon City for The Trevor Project.

Thanks to the new Jjonak Overwatch League MVP Zenyatta skin, we can finally find out what goes on underneath these Halloween Terror RIP poses.

A look at the new zone Mechagon, coming in patch 8.2.

Spoilers to anyone who wants to explore Nazjatar on their own.

It was only a couple months ago that I started playing Final Fantasy XIV. As a longtime World of Warcraft player, it's hard not to compare the two games all the time, even if just subconsciously. While both games certainly share a host of features, they vary in even more. Most notably -- for me, anyhow -- Final Fantasy XIV's wealth of in-game looks and customization options never seems to stop surprising. Case in point: My Free Company (FC) -- basically the FFXIV equivalent of a guild -- hosted a costume contest this past Wednesday, and oh. my. Yogg. I expected some clever outfits. I did not expect Anna and Elsa, Sailor Saturn, Soldier: 76, Link, or Mickey Mouse (just to name a few) to show up. Nor did I expect them to show up looking as similar to their original counterparts as they did. The whole thing felt like I was watching an actual real-life cosplay competition unfold, and the experience was frankly too much fun not to share. Click through to see all of the amazing looks that showed up.

Everyone loves giant fighting robots!

It's going to be a long wait until we get our next proper Diablo game, so here's a handful of games announced at E3 2019 that will satisfy your loot-based RPG needs.

2019 Running of the Trolls is Saturday, June 29th in World of Warcraft, and benefits The Trevor Project.

I don't remember at what point it occurred to me that NPCs in World of Warcraft have food sitting out on tables, ready to eat, but once I started looking, food was everywhere.