Is Blizzard bringing back its legendary RTS under a different genre?
Under the Microsoft Gaming umbrella, Blizzard Entertainment might have the freedom to explore a non-RTS StarCraft game.
Under the Microsoft Gaming umbrella, Blizzard Entertainment might have the freedom to explore a non-RTS StarCraft game.
We know Microsoft promised to make Call of Duty available on all platforms, but just like with Starfield, Warcraft isn't part of the package.
Blizzard Entertainment just can't seem to stop shooting itself in the foot but it's also making a ton of money, so who knows?
One way to guarantee getting a reaction from the internet is to mention one of the most iconic RTS titles in one of gaming's biggest events.
Blizzard continues to stay true to its earlier commitment of refining the player experience and improving gameplay.
After being the first of the Prime Evils to fall in Diablo 2, Mephisto is back with a bone to pick in the first Diablo 4 expansion.
Microsoft and Activision Blizzard definitely aren't thinking about a premium voice pack featuring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for Mauga.
Despite the challenges, fans remain undeterred, fueled by the excitement and the promise of revealing an important part of Diablo lore.
So far, Mephisto is the only one of the Prime Evils to not have played a central role in a DLC or mainline installment.
A little over a year after Overwatch 2 first came out to not-so-welcoming arms, Blizzard is finally turning things around.
Meltzer's return marks a new era potentially filled with innovative realms, new expansions, and a reignited love for the iconic universe.
An insider confirms that Blizzard Entertainment is currently working on a third mainline installment to its award-winning RTS franchise.
The long-awaited BlizzCon 2023 is finally around the corner, and the stakes (as well as the prices) are higher than ever before.