Blizzard reveals Diablo V, StarCraft shooter at BlizzCon
At the annual BlizzCon event, Blizzard Entertainment’s leaders revealed a number of nrew games during the show’s opening ceremony. Together, everything unveiled onstage marks...
Blizzard Entertainment workers ratify first union contracts with CWA
Nearly 1,900 Blizzard Entertainment employees are now covered by their first union contract, after two years of bargaining with Microsoft over job security, AI...
BlizzCon returns to Anaheim on September 12-13, 2026
BlizzCon is returning to the Anaheim Convention Center on September 12 and September 13 in 2026. This means Blizzard Entertainment, owned by Activision Blizzard,...
The Nancy Drew game series (yes, it’s real) is back with Game 34 | Kaser Focus
So the good news first: We’re getting a new Nancy Drew game after several years of waiting! Now hold it right there. If you’re...
RIP Blizzcon 2024: Blizzard promises reveals at other events
Blizzard Entertainment is cancelling Blizzcon 2024. Instead of hosting its flagship conference, the developer plans to make major announcements at other industry trade shows...
October is over — how many of its games could you play? | Kaser Focus
Serious question here: With all of the games that came out in October (seriously, it felt like we had at least a dozen major...
World of Warcraft Worldsoul Saga will span next 3 expansions
During Blizzcon’s opening key note, Blizzard revealed the next three expansions for World of Warcraft. Dubbed the Worldsoul Saga, the storylines of the tenth,...
Diablo IV first expansion, Vessel of Hatred, launches in 2024
At today’s BlizzCon event, Blizzard revealed a trailer for the first expansion of Diablo IV. The new expansion is called Vessel of Hatred, and...
Blizzard announces Overwatch 2 Clash mode, 3 heroes at Blizzcon
At Blizzcon 2023, Blizzard annouced Overwatch 2’s new heroes, its brand new Clash mode and upcoming seasonal themes for 2024. Meet Overwatch 2’s new...
BlizzCon Online: J. Allen Brack opens with messages of gratitude and hope
BlizzCon finally came back as an online-only event today, with Blizzard Entertainment president J. Allen Brack opening the two-day celebration in an opening ceremony.