While it has been nine years since the release of Starcraft 2, a completely new game seems unlikely. Will it include a whole new roster of heroes? Will it be built on a completely new engine? Will there be a whole new set of maps?Īll of these questions will hopefully be answered come November 1.īlizzard Starcraft 3 is possible, but unlikelyįans of Blizzard’s intergalactic real-time strategy series Starcraft have recently been sniffing around online for any hints of a potential Starcraft 3 announcement.

It’s still unclear how Blizzard will make an Overwatch sequel a premium title. It has been compared to the zombie survival shooter Left 4 Dead. Overwatch 2 will reportedly come with a “large PvE” element, as opposed to the current game, which is heavily focused on six-versus-six online player matches. “There is a lot in the pipeline coming off a rebased 2019 year-including some very big intellectual property in the next couple years,” he said, referring to the unconfirmed titles. That timeline was then echoed by SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Matthew Thornton told financial news publisher Barron’s on August 30 that he’s confident Blizzard will tease Overwatch 2 at the expo. The report also stated that the company plans on announcing it at Blizzcon 2019. But a two Blizzard staffers told Kotaku in June that development of the sequel has become the primary focus of the company’s development resources. Overwatch 2 (or whatever it will eventually be titled) has yet to be confirmed by Blizzard.

Blizzard Entertainment Overwatch 2 is widely expected to make its debutīlizzard’s team-based shooter Overwatch seems to be ready for its next chapter and Blizzcon 2019 might be the grounds for its unveiling.

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