Once you've started racking up a few wins in Balatro, you'll start unlocking additional decks.

If you're really interested in seeing some new, experimental things in the world of indie tabletop RPGs (like our actual play of Sentai and Sensibility!), you'll want to keep an eye on Kickstarter this month.

This week around the office was mostly dominated by the World of Warcraft team giving us a teeny tidbit of news about Player Housing.

We're back in the full swing of new releases every week, and this week we had some great games come out!

Recently, Blizzard gave players a fun February surprise to speculate about with a first look at player housing in World of Warcraft.

Oh no, I definitely didn’t forget to write the Queue. I am super prepared and would never do that. I also definitely did not just nope off to Pandaria for some relaxing kite flying (and to take notes on what I want my future home and garden to look like). Not me, I would never do that.

So let’s answer some questions!

Liz hosted the Blizzard Watch podcast this week, with Joe and occasional guest host Phil Ulrich, and there is so much to talk about going on all at the same time.

Home is where the hearth is, and your player house will not be something that goes away simply because your World of Warcraft subscription has lapsed.

A major portion of World of Warcraft's upcoming 11.1 patch -- Undermine(d) -- is the ability to ally with the Goblin cartels, which only makes sense.

I don’t want to get too real here, but recently a series of bad things has happened and one of them was potential uterine cancer for my wife. They had a 10 cm tumor extracted, and since then we’re trying to get her through it.