The War Within has just entered its beta stage, so the time for feedback is right now.

It hasn't been that long since we learned that the untitled survival game did not survive Blizzard's transition to Microsoft ownership.

You, like me, may have been vaguely underwhelmed when the very first parasol toys appeared in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.

It's been one year since Diablo 4 was released and to celebrate the anniversary Sanctuary is having two events as well as giving out free goodies from the online shop.

Ok, look. We’ve all said a lot of things lately that we regret and I fully accept the apologies of any Queue member who made a mean meme about me yesterday. Just the one, really. Now we’ll all just sit here and wait. I’ll turn this Queue right around and go home, mister.

This is The Queue, the daily column where you ask us questions and we came out here to answer them but we’re honestly feeling so attacked right now?

First of all, a disclaimer: we're not saying that just anyone could clear the first Capstone Dungeon in Diablo 4 at such a low level.

We know a few things about Xal'atath at this point: she's a major antagonist for World of Warcraft's upcoming The War Within expansion, and she's been involved with the story of Azeroth for millennia, having shaped events and influenced things from behind the curtain.

Patch 7 for the critically acclaimed Baldur's Gate 3 is on the way, and with it long-anticipated mod support.

Earlier today, Blizzard put out a news post stating that the Awakened rotation of raids for Season 4 of Dragonflight would continue for the remainder of patch 10.2.7, rather than convert to an all-Awakened roster this week as earlier predicted.

After a month away for patch 10.2.7, Season 4 and ReMists I finally got back to playing and finishing Tales of Kenzera: ZAU and let me tell you this game was so good my friends. While it is your standard “metroidvania” game, the graphics and music were amazingly well-done. The gameplay wasn’t revolutionary for the genre but it still managed to add some twists to the standard formula, and some of the environmental puzzles were hard. This was clearly a labor of love for the dev team and while there’s more than a half a year to go it’s sitting at the top of my Game of the Year list. If you like metroidvanias at all you should definitely pick it up — the price is pretty low too, only $15-20 depending on platform.

While I ponder which mask to wear when fighting my enemies and escaping lava, let’s answer some questions!