Throne and Liberty Wakes Ramux and Fine-Tunes Nix With the Community's Wishlist
The next Archboss arrives on July 30 riding her dragon, and the team published a concrete list of Nix region improvements born from player feedback.

Blizzard set a date: Phase 3 of Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary lands August 27 with the Black Temple, Mount Hyjal, Epic Gems and Arena Season 3.


The next Archboss arrives on July 30 riding her dragon, and the team published a concrete list of Nix region improvements born from player feedback.
Grim Dawn's biggest — and final — expansion is out: a huge frozen region, the shapeshifting Berserker mastery, the new Ascendant mode, and a free 1.3 update for everyone.
The scandal the community had been tracking is over: Blizzard confirmed it fired the employee who used the dev-only *Death Touch* spell to kill bosses in a +23 key, and announced it is actioning the complicit players too.
Cold Iron and Daybreak's co-op shooter finally has a date: it arrives August 25 for $50, with a 40th-anniversary Premium edition and cosmetic packs already confirmed.
Digital Extremes packed TennoCon 2026 into one reveals trailer: the Sentient city of Fornax in the new Tau System by year's end, with the Amir's Shockwave event and the Iceblade of Narin update leading the way.
Albion Online's next major update lands on August 31 with the Ancient Lands, a brand-new raid and the game's first dragon fight: Azaryon.
Path of Exile's July update lands today with a new deep-sea challenge league, the Luminary Ascendancy for the Scion, and major reworks to Abyss, Legion, and item sockets.
Grinding Gear Games previewed two pieces of Path of Exile's next expansion: Voyages, a system for plundering beneath Wraeclast's seas, and a batch of new and reworked gems to theorycraft ahead of launch.
Dungeons & Dragons Online's eleventh expansion landed alongside Update 81: a new Underdark region, thirteen dungeons, the playable Duergar, five demon lords, and a level cap pushed to 36.
ZeniMax pulled the Crown Store from The Elder Scrolls Online's official site and trimmed its monthly showcase blog. The stated reason is "team bandwidth" — the crew left after July's layoffs simply can't keep up.