Trying to finish before I snooze
Working on my Night Queue
In the summertime
Unusually cold summertime

The Epic Games Store is giving away Legion TD 2 this week, a title which many Warcraft RTS fans may find a little familiar.

It's time once again for the Hearthstone UnidentifiBrawl Tavern Brawl, which packs your deck with mystery cards.

Pandaria is beautiful, but it’s also where everybody makes their worst decisions. From the bodyguards who locked Anduin in a cabin on a sinking ship to keep him safe to, well, all of us, crash landing in a new place and immediately wrecking the joint. And that’s not even mentioning Garrosh, the one we should have locked in a cabin on a sinking ship at the beginning of the expansion, then instead of spending an expansion grudgingly completing his quests (we want to level up, and there isn’t exactly an opt out button) we could have gone and chilled out on Sunsong Ranch, found a beach to relax on, or honed or dragon racing skills (an early taste of what was to come!).

I’m still heading back to Pandaria, but I do have a few regrets.

But for now, let’s Queue.

This week's podcast features three different reader questions shoved into one podcast trenchcoat.

We've all had those moments of remorse as video game enthusiasts -- you sit out a season that ends up being top-notch, you make a big hardware purchase only to end up unimpressed after you unbox it, you lend your copy of Mega Man 4 to your best friend at the time and never see it again.

Wildgate, the team PVP vehicle extraction shooter/battle royale hybrid from Moonshot Games and Dreamhaven Studios, is now live!

Accessibility isn't a key feature that tends to be highlighted during big gaming events like Summer Game Fest, Gamescom, or The Game Awards, which bombard us with new game trailers presented at lightning speed.

Sometimes, even with the power of Spirit City life is inherently distracting. It doesn’t help when someone accidentally activates your trap card and all of a sudden you’re forced to watch Diana Damrau sing the Queen of the Night Aria from The Magic Flute. See, the music itself is stellar and obviously a lofty goal for any soprano, but the performance itself is what truly elevates the piece. The music is sweet and light, and full of technical runs, but the words — as bolstered by the staging and costuming and acting — show an absolutely unhinged woman laughing at the thought of forcing her daughter to murder a priest. The daughter is beside herself, weeping, clutching a dagger, while this woman swears vengeance, claims she is wronged, and giggles. It’s goosebumps inducing.

This is The Queue, our daily column where you ask us questions and we’ll get back to the answer part soon we swear.

I feel like I'm pushing my luck by announcing short maintenance for three weeks in a row — particularly since Mists of Pandaria Classic just launched last night, and was having some server stability issues.