The remaster of the beloved RTS game was initially meant to release in 2019 but has been pushed to early next year.

After a momentous year that saw the release of the Battle for Azeroth expansion, World of WarCraft is still far from finished. A seventh major expansion was announced at BlizzCon 2019, one which will see the lore of the WarCraft saga continue with former Horde Warchief and totes bad person Sylvanas Windrunner unleashing an unstoppable force upon the land: Death.

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Beneath the Stormsong Valley in the Crucible of Storms likes a new two-boss raid that will pave the way in to the story of Battle for Azeroth’s second major content update, Rise of Azshara. Meanwhile, festivity will also be in the air when the Darkmoon Faire rolls in and brings with it a bucketload of new activities.

With a new year comes new plans, as is the case for Blizzard who have announced what lies in store for the World of Warcraft Esports program in 2019. The big headlines of the announcement include the return of the Arena World Championship, which will see players bang it out for a larger prize pool, which will be sourced from …

If you thought that Diablo Immortal’s PR disaster was a hell of a headache for Blizzard, then their plans for a mobile version of one of their other beloved properties is probably going to result in the company reaching for a handful of Mybulin tablets when it’s eventually revealed. While Kotaku’s report on the past, present and future of Diablo may have revealed some positive information on the next sequel being grimmer and dankier than ever, the future of WarCraft might lie in more mobile spaces.

Diablo IV, is being designed with a new mantra in mind: Embrace the darkness.

An exciting year lays ahead for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth as Tides of Vengeance launched early December and will the be the first major content patch for the new expansion.