This week we're still immersed in Player Housing, but just a little bit of the shine has worn off, mostly as we've tried to chop down enough trees to decorate the houses of our dreams.

Player housing has joined the World of Warcraft universe to much fanfare and excitement as people join their communities in developing (and decorating) in-game homes.

Diablo 4 developers told us to watch The Game Awards and we were not disappointed -- their next expansion, Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred, continues our (rather expected) fight against Mephisto.

Diablo 4 players finally get the sword-and-board holy warrior they've been hoping for with the newly announced Paladin class.

With the release of player housing, we have been given hundreds of items to design our perfect homes, but certain races seemed to have received the short end of the stick, including Gnomes, who have perhaps the shortest stick of all.

It likes when I give pets. Sure, it’s a robot that floats and can shoot people with the gun mounted to its tail, but it still likes a good skritch.

Diablo 4 patch 2.5.0 and Season 11 launch on December 11 — at the unusual time of 8:30pm pacific (11:30pm eastern) — and feature some significant changes to defense systems, including healing and Fortify, as well as version 2.0 of Masterworking and Tempering.

The Pit of Artificers was added to Diablo 4 in Season 4 as a timed endgame dungeon activity similar to Diablo 3's Greater Rifts.

I'm usually playing at least two games actively: one of those world-spanning, lore heavy immersive games, and then a relatively fluffy little puzzle game I'll pick up when I have 10 minutes to kill.

Greatfather Kobold takes over the Tavern with the alliterative Wacky Waxy Winter's Veil Tavern Brawl.