This week, Matt, Joe, Liz, and our special guest host Six, are all waiting patiently to talk about Lord of Hatred, the new expansion for Diablo 4 which came out earlier this week.

Believe it or not, World of Warcraft's next installment of content is already on the radar -- we just got our first look at Midnight patch 12.0.7, and there seems to be quite a lot going on for a relatively minor update.

Oddsparks is a charming, cozy little automation game which the Epic Games Store is giving away for free this week.

I’m confused: It’s not my usual Queue day! Turmoil! Chaos! Shadowfiends and Lightspawns living together, Mass Hysteria! What is this…?

This is The Queue, our daily Q&A column where sometimes IRL stuff gets in the way of our plans, and we have to swap Queues momentarily, to hopefully return to our normal schedule next week.

Meanwhile… questions!

It's been several weeks, and we've all had time to settle into the Midnight addon environment -- have you been handling the transition with grace, or are you mashing your keyboard randomly and being repeatedly eaten by lynxes just outside of the Silvermoon gates without your meticulously crafted addon-heavy UI?

One of the most fun Tavern Brawls in Hearthstone, Dual Class Deckbuilding, returns this week.

Wow, how about that REDACTED when REDACTED ended up REDACTED? Crazy! I love Lord of Hatred, it’s completely nuts.

If you could choose a high king for the Alliance, who would you choose?

The new Talisman system introduced in the Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred expansion answers the recurring question from past Diablo 3 players -- "where are the class sets?" The answer is that they're now a collection of charms you can place into a Talisman, giving players a way to customize their set bonuses and powers.

With the release of the Lord of Hatred expansion, Diablo 4 finally has a Loot Filter system, like many of its biggest competitors already have.