A free game on Steam is looking to take some of the stress out of World of Warcraft raid nights, allowing players to practice upcoming boss mechanics from WoW’s latest Midnight expansion.

Midnight Season 1 will introduce three raids for WoW players to overcome, and the free game Vellum: Raid Night Study Hall wants to help make sure players are prepared. The game features eight practice encounters from across WoW’s upcoming Voidspire, Dreamrift, and March of Quel’Danas (or, as Vellum: Raid Night Study Hall calls them, the Annoyed Spire, Gleamdrift, and Starch for Quail-Ganache) raids.

The game comes from developer Alvios Games, creator of the spellcasting co-op roguelike Vellum, and uses many of the same assets from the indie game to teach players Midnight’s new raid mechanics. While players play, dynamic tips appear to help teach each fight, and an in-game codex (similar to WoW’s dungeon journal) gives additional insight and information.

Continue Reading at GameSpot A free game on Steam is looking to take some of the stress out of World of Warcraft raid nights, allowing players to practice upcoming boss mechanics from WoW’s latest Midnight expansion.Midnight Season 1 will introduce three raids for WoW players to overcome, and the free game Vellum: Raid Night Study Hall wants to help make sure players are prepared. The game features eight practice encounters from across WoW’s upcoming Voidspire, Dreamrift, and March of Quel’Danas (or, as Vellum: Raid Night Study Hall calls them, the Annoyed Spire, Gleamdrift, and Starch for Quail-Ganache) raids. The game comes from developer Alvios Games, creator of the spellcasting co-op roguelike Vellum, and uses many of the same assets from the indie game to teach players Midnight’s new raid mechanics. While players play, dynamic tips appear to help teach each fight, and an in-game codex (similar to WoW’s dungeon journal) gives additional insight and information.Continue Reading at GameSpot  Read MoreGameSpot – All Content