Season 2 looks like a bloody good time as we take on new vampiric powers while hunting the latest threat to Sanctuary.

It’s nice and still. How about you? Nothin? That’s cool.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we– wait, do you hear that?

Diablo 4 Season 2, Season of Blood, is upon us, and its associated patch 1.2.0 contains a slew of class balance changes — which may mean you'll want to play a different class than you were before.

World of Warcraft patch 10.2 is bringing in an absolute boatload of Druid customizations, and their Moonkin Form is getting some love in the form of brand-new cosmetic options.

The next five weeks are big for World of Warcraft fans who enjoy reading, as there are three publications being released starting with today's Exploring Azeroth: Pandaria.

Diablo 4's Season 2 is now live, and its focus is on Vampiric Powers while also giving players additional content in Sanctuary (and some nice quality of life changes).

Hey, that’s me! Well not in the picture, but I do like spooky skins in my games. But I am a big fan of Fall, and I’m a guy…

Bonus points if you can guess which of these is my favorite!

While I go and take another trip, it’s time for — The Queue!

The World of Warcraft development team has announced an ambitious patch plan for Dragonflight in 2023, with patch 10.2 being the final of six patches scheduled to go live in 2023, and the first patch of Season Three.

Diablo 4's upcoming patch 1.2.0 is reworking a lot of in-game systems when Season of Blood starts on October 17, with Elemental Resistance and Armor receiving significant changes that will persist across the Seasonal and Eternal realms.

Dragonflight started off with three outdoor group events and it has not stopped adding them since.