Fans of the Diablo franchise are not pleased, to say the least, and it looks like games like Path of Exile and Lost Ark have almost the entire ARPG market to themselves now. Blizzard co-founder Allen Adham admitted that a video about a full-scale Diablo project was made, but it is still unclear if it depicts Diablo 4 or if it was meant to be presented at BlizzCon.ĭiablo Immortal might just be one of the biggest screw-ups in the history of gaming and does not need any further presentation. World of Warcraft is available now on PC.Blizzard officially denied these rumors, saying that 'we don't comment on rumors or speculation, but we can say that we didn’t pull any announcements from BlizzCon this year or have plans for other announcements. The expansion also herald in new events over the past few months as well including the highly anticipated Tomb of Sargeras raid as well as the Return to Karazhan patch which completely updated and expanded the dungeon instance.

It'll be interesting to see if the next expansion follows the recent datamined information which includes hints to the Old Gods and the island of Kul Tiras.Īs an expansion, Legion was one of the most successful for World of Warcraft as it not only increased the level cap to 110, but it also added the Demon Hunter class and numerous new areas for players to explore.

Even though Legion brought about a climactic battle and left fans wondering where things could go from there, the studio is planning to show fans what's next for the game at BlizzCon.

Without giving too much away before the big event next month, Hazzikostas confirms that the team has been hard at work creating what's next for World of Warcraft.

Diablo 4 announced at blizzcon 2017