Everyone has a fighting chance
Following the success of the "Flame and Frost" episode last month, ArenaNet is continuing its release of Season 1 content with "Sky Pirates," which is available for free starting today. I had the opportunity to play through the new episode this past weekend, so let’s briefly preview it.
Robin reconsiders the Kyrian after finally playing through 9.1 and the Kyrian Covenant campaign in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands.
Since Dragonflight was announced Arlee has been sifting through the interviews and information that the developers have provided in lieu of Blizzcon. With such an exciting announcement, Arlee isn’t feeling the excitement, read on to find out why.
Following the reveal of the new Dragonflight expansion, I had the opportunity to discuss some topics further with Associate Art Director Tina Wang and Senior Game Designer (Content) Jackie Wiley. We delved into many different topics, from what we’ll experience in the Dragon Isles to tapping into some of the systems revamps. So, let’s jump in and get to it!
Now that the story of Shadowlands is complete, Robin takes a step back to reflect on the story, and details what kind of Big Bad she’s looking for in the next expansion.
Last year, Solasta: Crown of the Magister was one of the best games Robin played all year. This year, she’s checking out the upcoming DLC, Lost Valley, which comes with an update bringing multiplayer to the RPG. Check out our preview of the Lost Valley
Arlee talks about tier crafting and its issues in World of Warcraft in the latest edition of Arlee in Azeroth.
Just shy of a month ago, Guild Wars 2 released their third expansion, End of Dragons. We sat down and spoke to composer Maclaine Deimer on what it was like creating the music of End of Dragons.
It’s been almost two weeks since End of Dragons launched, and after seeing how things have played out on the live servers, this is still the best expansion ArenaNet has done to date. Read why in our final review.
Robin has been spending some time in the new Zereth Mortis zone for World of Warcraft. Thankfully, unlike many other aspects of Shadowlands the last eight months, the new zone has something going for it: it doesn’t feel like a chore.