This week's free game on the Epic Games Store is an older fan favorite quest-based RPG, Mages of Mystralia.

In perhaps the most epic game crossover since Sylvanas came to Overwatch 2, a mad genius named SquallyDaBeanz has blended World of Warcraft with Baldur's Gate 3 in a new custom campaign set in Tirisfal Glades.

The latest season of Plunderstorm has hoisted the mainsail and coasted off into the sunset, leaving us with nothing but all of the sweet rewards we've been able to earn.

You're going to be playing with toy versions of your minions in Hearthstone's Miniature Warfare Tavern Brawl.

Once you've updated World of Warcraft (and updated all your addons -- you didn't forget that, right?) for patch 11.1, watched the very cool patch cinematic (dig it when those horns kick in!), finished setting up new campgrounds for your alts, and finally have logged in, you'll probably be good and ready to head to Undermine for some explosive Goblin action.

I could talk about WoW’s latest patch 11.1, or I could talk about Metaphor: ReFantazio which I just finished and think was amazing (it definitely deserves all the awards it has gotten). But instead I’m going to use this space to drum up a little support for ILA: A Frosty Glide. You star as the titular witch Ila as you journey around the land looking for your lost cat Coco. Your transportation? A skatebroom! Handles like a skateboard, flies like a broom — the perfect method for getting around. Inspired by games such as A Short Hike and A Hat in Time, Ila seems like it’ll be a delightfully cozy game. They’ve already hit some of their stretch goals like Switch and Playstation ports, but I always think the more support the better. The Kickstarter ends in a day so be sure to check it out and if it looks like your kind of game you may want to get in on it now.

While I try to rig my gas blower to a broom, let’s answer some questions!

Death Knights, one of the most iconic, lore-heavy classes added to World of Warcraft, are the core topic of this week's Lore Watch, this time with a focus on what dead means, really.

This week is the first Steam Next Fest of 2025 and, as always, we are excited to try out new game demos.

The long-awaited passage to Undermine is finally open, and the first major batch of post-launch The War Within content is live.

We all knew this was coming.