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As we look ahead to the rest of 2024, one thing feels less certain: the future of BlzzCon. Robin gives her thoughts on why the future of the yearly Blizzard celebration could be up in the air moving forward.

Blizzard shared details on new content coming to Diablo IV's Season of Blood, Season Three, and Midwinter Blight, the game's first seasonal event, in a new blog post.

Three new heroes and a new PvP game mode for Overwatch 2 were announced at this year's BlizzCon.

In 2024, it will be time once again to face Deathwing, as World of Warcraft Classic moves forward with Cataclysm Classic. This time with some new content, modernizations, and changes based on feedback.

World of Warcraft  is telling a big story. so big, that the team announced The Worldsoul Saga, which will tell a story over three expansions. The first, The War Within, got a new cinematic and details, and will be out in 2024.

Diablo 4's first major expansion has been announced. Vessel of Hatred was announced at BlizzCon today with a brief teaser video and the title, with more info to come tomorrow. 

It's no secret that buzz around Blizzard has waned in recent years. However, with the first BlizzCon set to happen in person since before the Pandemic, there just might be something that sends a spark through the community once again.

With BlizzCon starting this Friday, Blizzard has begun teasing some of what we'll be seeing this weekend. For World of Warcraft, a general overview is still to come, but on Saturday, the Blizzcon Guild Clash is on. 

BlizzCon is just a week away, and Blizzard has confirmed the schedule for the two-day event and live stream for those who aren't making it out to California.

BlizzCon will be back as an in-person event in just a few weeks, and Blizzard has revealed its new digital goodies packages, the BlizzCon Collection. 

BlizzCon's return to an in-person event is coming in early November. The final block of tickets is going on sale tomorrow, and Blizzard has released the first peek at the event programming.

Blizzard has officially announced that, after four years, BlizzCon will return as an in-person event this November. 

BlizzCon hasn't taken place since the show went online during the pandemic, but after promising it would return, Blizzard's Mike Ybarra confirmed planning talks.

Blizzard's Mike Ybarra shared a year-end recap, with info that BlizzCon will be returning in 2023, hiring changes, and development on the new IP survival game continues.

Blizzard announced today that it was taking a "step back" and putting planning for next year's BlizzCon on "pause." The team cites a desire to "reimagine what a BlizzCon event" will look like in the future.