Lately I've been thinking about what it's like to play as a new player, something I haven't done in years -- I started playing RPGs when I was nine years old, in 1981.

Danganronpa sure is something else.

The game is technically in the “visual novel” genre, but it has so many unexpected, off-the-wall elements that “visual novel” doesn’t seem to do it justice. It feels like Phoenix Wright crossed with Three Houses crossed with… well, a murderous bear (and then some).

I’ve been watching the Game Grumps playthrough of it, and while some moments make it hard to fully recommend — an entire class trial revolves around some very problematic takes on gender identity, for instance — it’s still been quite the trip. I’m going in completely blind, so I have no idea how it’ll all end, but it continually seems to surprise me. I’m curious if any of y’all have played it and, if so, what you thought.

But enough about that. This is The Queue.

Did you blink?

We're all doing awesome things in the games we play all the time.

This is not the setup for a joke: Hearthstone Battlegrounds is getting some updates, with two new heroes and a new minion.

Anna was right, I didn’t even have to click the link to get it stuck in my head.

While I try desperately to get it out, it’s time for — the Queue.

This week, Matt Rossi and Joe Perez explore the lore behind the Assassin, Demon Hunter, and Witch Doctor classes in the Diablo universe.

Over the years, the stats in World of Warcraft have become fairly simplified.

I think that Shadowlands, with its focus on the Renown system and Covenants, really made me aware of reputation in World of Warcraft and how stifling it can be.

It's been almost two years since our WoW Classic addons roundup, and so, with Burning Crusade Classic around the corner, it's time to look at the addons you're going to want for your adventure to Outland.