There are all moments where we “just can’t even”, and after seeing the packaging for upcoming card game Rabbit Rabbit: A Game of Superstitions, those are my sentiments exactly. Supported by your Kickstarter dollars, Rabbit Rabbit: A Game of Superstitions is ever so close to their goal, with 20

Easily one of the most beloved games of the franchise, Diablo II is where the lore of the series really found its footing. Blizzard is reaching back 20 years to bring it back to life, but this is far more than a simple bump in resolution. A Timeless Classic, Resurrected

Anyone who has read our reviews for a few years knows that I absolutely love the world of Diablo that Blizzard has created. From the unboxing of the beautiful Lilith statue, our brief look at the Malthael statue, our review of Diablo III on PlayStation 4, or Xbox 360, or

Blizzcon kicked off with a celebration of Blizzard’s 30 years of incredible games, and nowhere is that better celebrated than Hearthstone.  Capturing some of the best creatures and moments from World of Warcraft, Blizzards card battler is kicking off 2021 as the Year of the Gryphon.  Kicking things off

If you’ve been grinding away in World Of Warcraft Classic, you’re about to have a lot more nostalgia coming your way. Later in the year you’ll be able to experience the critically acclaimed second expansion to one of the biggest franchises of all time in Burning Crusade

We expect plenty of cool announcements during Blizzconline, but this one was not expected. Blizzard Arcade Collection, consisting of The Lost Vikings, Rock N Roll Racing, and Blackthorne are now available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. You can also play them on PlayStation 5 and Xbox

I’ve got upwards of 60 hours clocked in with the new survival game Valheim which has taken Steam by storm. I’ve played every single night for about a week and a half, roped my husband into it on the second day, and now our 7 year old son

I’ve not personally played many card games other than things like Apples to Apples or Cards Against Humanity, so I’m far from a target audience. But the complexity of the modern strategic card game astounds me, and Subastral sounds like a cool idea with a unique setting. Renegade