Blizzard has been sending out surveys that could point to an imminent announcement for WoW's Wrath of the Lich King expansion getting the Classic treatment.
The studio has officially merged with Blizzard Entertainment and is dedicated to supporting its titles (with several openings available for Diablo 4).
Season 26 starts on April 15th and features the new Echoing Nightmare end-game activity along with updates to Greater Rifts.
Former UI designer Jayson Kirby uploaded some design and concept images to ArtStation, showcasing a main menu revamp for the sequel.
Cosmetics tied to Weekly Challenges are also returning with Vol. 1 featuring Nano D.Va, Bastet Ana and Combat Medic Baptiste.
The three-part event will see the return of past Brawls and mini-event skins along with remixes of popular Legendary skins.
Though he deals much less damage and possesses more survivability, the former DPS hero turned Tank is due to receive a nerf.
PC players can currently opt-in for the beta which includes a brand new hero, Sojourn; four new maps; a new Ping System; and much more.
Reworks for Sombra, Bastion, Orisa and Doomfist will be available along with a new Ping System. Public beta testing is slated for later this year.
The first mobile title in the Warcraft Universe, previous confirmed for release this year, will also receive more details in May.
A shareholder accuses Activision Blizzard of conflict of interests, claiming that the deal is not in the best interests of the company's stockholders.
Earn a new free spray, player icon and Legendary skin for Reaper by completing matches. The Challenge ends on March 8th.
Ending on March 8th, the Challenge allows for unlocking a new Legendary skins along with other cosmetic rewards for Reaper.
Overwatch 2 has been in the works for a long time, but recent developments might be pointing to an incoming beta for the hero shooter.
"The responsibility for that definitely hits home," Xbox boss Phil Spencer says about the $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
Activision says 2022 will see Blizzard Entertainment deliver "all-new mobile Warcraft content into players’ hands for the first time."
Instead of the studio's new triple-A survival game, Jez Corden of Windows Central expected it to announce "a different game" last week
Blizzard's untitled survival game has been in the development for almost 5 years at this point, according to a recent report.
Blizzard Entertainment boss Mike Ybarra has asked fans to stay tuned regarding new details for Overwatch, Diablo, and Warcraft.
A spokesperson for the title addressed the lower number of Legendary skins available in the Lunar New Year event compared to previous years' offerings.
