I was going to try and be clever but let’s face it, nobody comes here for that. Let’s do the Queue, everybody.

Last week we got the cat-themed ARPG Cat Quest for free from the Epic store, so hopefully you liked that because there's more where that came from, literally.

There's a new bundle up on Itch.io to support a charitable cause, and so once again for a donation as low as five dollars, you can support a great cause and walk away with an absolute landslide of new TTRPGs of all shapes and sizes.

Have you ever wondered how you'd fare if your opponent didn't have all those expensive Epic and Legendary cards?

While Season 2 of The War Within has brought us a Goblin mine cart full of new fashions to show off, it also unlocked a quick and easy path to collecting the tier sets from last season's Nerub-ar Palace raid.

A wise count once posed a rhetorical question, which he then answered: “What is a man? A miserable pile of secrets.”

And you know what? Even if he might have had a point, It’s not up to us to chastise anyone. In The Queue, we’re chill. We know that people make mistakes, and if they’re willing to share their deepest sins, we’re willing to hear them out — and maybe even forgive them!

*dramatically throws a glass of wine on the floor*

But enough talk… have at you!

While we recently took the time to stage a Goblin revolution in the Liberation of Undermine, even our pit stop there -- like the rest of The War Within so far -- had us dealing with the machinations of Xal'atath and other, even shadier denizens of the Void.

Along with several other features, today's Nintendo Switch 2 Direct gave us a release date for the highly anticipated console: June 5, 2025, with preorders beginning April 8.

Warcraft Rumble players are headed to the Icecrown Citadel to face off against the Lich King in Season 13, so prep your team and get ready to hit the frozen battlefield for an epic clash against one of the most iconic foes in the Warcraft universe -- oh, and bring your wallet to unlock the ability to see his hair.

For April Fools' the Warcraft team joked that a typo in player housing incorrectly characterized the feature: instead it was player houses, allowing players to literally be houses.