Blizzard announces StarCraft shooter for 2030, Diablo 5 and WoW: Forever
Blizzard reportedly announced a new StarCraft shooter, Diablo 5 and a separate World of Warcraft branch called WoW: Forever at this year’s BlizzCon. The source lists 2030 for StarCraft and 2029 for Diablo 5, but gives no exact event date or time.
Blizzard reportedly announced a StarCraft shooter, Diablo 5 and a new World of Warcraft branch called WoW: Forever at this year’s BlizzCon.
The StarCraft game is listed for 2030, while Diablo 5 is due in 2029. The source provides no exact release dates or platform details.
Blizzard’s three reported projects
The StarCraft title is described as an open-world game likened to “Deadwood in space.” No developer or gameplay mechanics are identified in the source.
Diablo 5 is mentioned among the headline reveals without further information about its story, format or availability.
The third project is WoW: Forever, presented as a new, more classic-style branch of World of Warcraft. The source does not clarify whether it would be a separate client, mode or standalone version.
The report says an earlier story was accurate, but it includes no official Blizzard comment confirming the announcements.
What we know
- Blizzard reportedly presented three projects: StarCraft, Diablo 5 and WoW: Forever.
- The StarCraft shooter is listed for release in 2030.
- Diablo 5 is due in 2029.
- WoW: Forever is described as a separate, more classic-style World of Warcraft branch.
Trust: Single source
- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Sources: Rock Paper Shotgun.
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