Hi, guys. So my right retina had a busted blood vessel this week, which means that I have this cloud of blood inside my eye that is blocking what little my right eye can normally see behind what looks like a gigantic black octopus that slowly disintegrates into a strange constellation of blood dots.

Because of the way brains work, mine is stuck trying to use the input from my right and left eyes and as a result it’s like I’m having visual hallucinations of tentacles of blackness floating around superimposed over everything.

What I’m saying is, I didn’t really need to be this prepared for Midnight. 

The Epic Games Store is giving away three games this week, from an incredibly wide array of genres and vibes.

Diablo 3 Season 36 holds the distinction of being the first to have a theme return for a season since the title went into maintenance mode.

The Midnight beta is now live, and you haven't gotten in you can sign up right now.

Hey now, you're an all-star, get your game on, go play.

The new login screen is kind of mesmerizing. Maybe I don’t even want to reconnect. Maybe I just want to stare into the swirling darkness, leaning ever closer to my monitor…

No, wait, I need to write the Queue. Let’s do this.

World of Warcraft has maintained a solid content cadence ever since the start of Dragonflight and patch 11.2.7 will launch December 2, 2025 alongside the start of Player Housing.  The Brawler's Guild will release the following week.

Because we aren't all constantly filled with existential dread, Joe and Matt are answering some deep questions asked by some of our listeners.

We've been looking forward to the beta test for World of Warcraft: Midnight, to get a better look at the game (and what some of its features look like with more players).

One thing I’ve discovered while hanging out in the alpha is that all the housing plots have their plusses and minuses. They’re all pretty great.

Except Plot 47, that one is awful.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us the questions and we’ll give you the answers even if they’re controversial.