This week we discuss the cross-faction gameplay feature coming in patch 9.2.5, Sony's acquisition of Bungie, and our site's 7th anniversary this week.

The Lunar Festival was the first holiday I got to participate in when I started playing World of Warcraft.

It has been a really terrifying, hellish month and it's only the third day of it as I write this, and so, as a coping mechanism I've been playing a lot of Fallout 4.  Yes, that's right, I deal with stress by playing a game where humanity blew up the world.

Welcome to the multiverse Queue. I’m your friendly neighborhood SpideyLiz from Earth dimension C-137. It’s my first time writing this column, so to answer your burning question: Yes, I’m deliberately mixing fandoms for fun, I dare you to name them all before we get to the end. Cool, that was it, right?

Whoops, guess not. Know what’s not fun? Xenomorphs taking over our editors (you’re awesome Mitch, thank you for letting me try my hand). Let’s answer some questions, Mua’dib.

Okay, so you've decided you want to create your own world in your weekly tabletop game.

On Friday, the oft-delayed Dying Light 2 will be released, starting off a month of big releases that frankly boggles the mind -- even with the Saints Row reboot being delayed until August.

Gonna just get right to it this week. It’s the Queue, you know how this works, and I haven’t slept more than an hour a day in a week so I doubt I could be clever even if I wanted to.

This week, we explore the story and lore behind the hit Sony Interactive game, Horizon Zero Dawn.

Today in the United States and Canada, it's Groundhog Day, a day when the antics of a large rodent determine whether we'll have six more weeks of winter or if spring is Soon™.

After last week’s article about survival games, Liz has been working through Subnautica, which made me want to go back through Subnautica. There’s a lot I like about this game, but the way they use atmospheric storytelling to both show you where to go without showing you where to go, while also heightening the utter dread of what could be lurking out there in the water just out of vision, is just freaking brilliant.

This is The Queue, where you ask us questions and we’ll answer from our cushy underwater seabase.