BlizzCon 2026 unveils StarCraft, Diablo V, and WoW: Forever

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Blizzard announced a new StarCraft, Diablo V, and World of Warcraft: Forever at BlizzCon 2026, alongside updates for its other major franchises. The event revealed major new titles and expansions for the company's key game series. StarCraft will return as a narrative open-world shooter, a departure from its real-time strategy roots, launching in spring 2030. Diablo V, set for spring 2029, will begin with Diablo victorious and Sanctuary fallen. World of Warcraft: Forever launches November 4, adding a third WoW mode with new zones, quests, and a new race. Other announcements included a new Warcraft III campaign, the first in over 23 years, and a new Overwatch support hero. Diablo IV's Season of the Infernal Legacy starts September 15, and Hearthstone will add its first new class in six years with Monk in 2027.


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