Wrath of the Lich King Classic: Fall of the Lich King is Now Live!

The long-awaited sequel to Remedy Entertainment’s action-horror cult classic Alan Wake has finally escaped the Dark Place of development hell, and it is glorious.

Blizzard has announced that the Armor of the Lich King will be available in the Blizzard Blink Store, which means if you are attending Blizzcon (Tickets are still available!), you'll be able to Pre-Order the Armor of the Lich King and pick it up in person! Wowhead was sent one early to offer a first look at the new product, which you can view below -- Armor of the Lich King $100 Shop Page

One of the beautiful things about our world is that plenty of places offer special items to those who want more than “just an experience.” For example, video games are an excellent way to have fun. But eventually, you put the games down and move on to something else. However, there are plenty of memorabilia and items that you can buy from those video game worlds that will stand out in your place and help you remember the games and characters more, even when you’re not playing their titles. Fans of Samus Aran have something to be excited about thanks to a pre-order that just launched.

The legends and tales of Azeroth aren't just in World of Warcraft anymore — they've made their way to Sanctuary! What better way to honor the return of Icecrown Citadel in Wrath of the Lich King Classic than to bring everyone's favorite undead steed to Sanctuary? Blizzard has released a new mount in Tejal's Shop in Diablo 4, and it is none other than the faithful mount of the Lich King himself. Invincible will ride through the wilds of Sanctuary, exploring new lands and bringing the icy winds of Northrend to a whole new world. Invincible Aspect in the Diablo 4 StoreInvincible Aspect costs 2,500 platinum, or $24.99 USD. Sadly without flight capabilities (the people of Sanctuary like to keep their feet on the ground), Invincible Aspect is still the same mount we know and love, complete with icy Lich King styled particles.

When Skull Island: Rise of Kong was released earlier this week, we reported on the visceral social media reactions to its rudimentary gameplay, PS2-esque graphics, and left-fielded bugs with many calling it "the worst game of 2023." The reason it's received that dubious title, however, is apparently because the developers only had a year to work on King Kong's latest video game outing.

Go behind the web design of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 with these stunning art books.

Between Helltides, World Bosses, Legion Events, and more, keeping track of everything going on in Diablo 4 can be daunting. After all, that's a lot of moving parts to keep tabs on — especially when Blizzard adds new events for Seasons.

Following the footsteps of Pokémon GO and its plethora of events, Niantic has announced a Monster Hunter Now Halloween event! Get ready to pick pumpkins, or at least rocks painted like pumpkins that have appeared across the map!

It’s Halloween once more in Guild Wars 2 , with the return of the Shadow of the Mad King festival, starting today. Enjoy returning favorites and new stuff for 2023, including a new variant of the Mad King's Clock Tower, new achievements, and more.

Many players tested their mettle with Uber Lilith, and some emerged victorious — while others had to retreat to lick their wounds. Uber Lilith isn't the only Boss on the block anymore, though: with Season 2 launching in a few short hours, Diablo 4 will have five new boss encounters for players to battle, explore, and farm for those sweet, sweet Uniques!To see the full, interactive Boss Guide List, take a look at our Boss Guide Overview for Diablo 4 Season 2 for more information. With everything from World Bosses and entry-tier Bosses such as Grigoire, Galvanic Saint all the way to the Lesser Evil Uber Duriel himself, our Boss Guides have you covered.

The relaunch of Red Dead Online as a standalone title in late 2020 was something of a false dawn for its ever-optimistic community. Rockstar maintains the title but has been in a cycle for several years of repeating content, and it could fairly be said that this playerbase has been surviving on rations ever since 2020. This led to one of the best in-game protests I've ever seen, where a ton of RDO players gathered together in summer 2020 dressed up as clowns to protest the lack of substantial updates.

The Lord of the Rings Online has had a few events kick off this week, with the third attempt of its Combe Forester Event live this morning. Additionally, this week has seen the return of the Harvestmath festival in Middle-earth.