World of Warcraft will reveal more details about the Midnight expansion at Gamescom 2025, according to a statement made by ...

Blizzard has further plans for Warcraft mobile games, too. Last year, CEO Bobby Kotick said the publisher had “made multiple mobile free-to-play Warcraft experiences, and they’re now in ...

Still, mobile is Blizzard’s current highest driver on revenue, so they have a huge incentive to bring World of WarCraft to the platform. World of WarCraft itself continues to soldier on on PC ...

Activision Blizzard and NetEase have canceled a joint World of Warcraft mobile game following a dispute over financial terms. The unannounced project, code-named Neptune, was developed in secrecy ...

First announced at BlizzCon 2023, we'll learn more about the upcoming World of Warcraft: Midnight expansion sooner rather ...

World Of Warcraft is a title that has endeavored to go beyond its genre more than once. The game was the evolution of the RTS games from the 1990s and became the most important MMORPG of all time.

A World of Warcraft mobile MMO game set to follow Diablo Immortal has been cancelled by Blizzard and NetEase after three years in development, Bloomberg reports Ken Allsop Published: Aug 3, 2022 ...

NetEase currently publishes World of Warcraft in China and is also behind the popular yet controversial mobile game, Diablo Immortal, which has come under fire for its microtransactions.Despite ...

In February of 2022, Blizzard confirmed that a mobile game based on "World of Warcraft" was in development and will be released later this year. In the meanwhile, "Diablo Immortal," which was also ...

Activision Blizzard scrapped a mobile MMO (massively multiplayer online) game based in the World of Warcraft universe over a financial dispute with partner NetEase, a Chinese game development company.

World of Warcraft is probably one of the biggest and most successful gaming titles out there for PC, but it seems like that success is hard to translate to mobile platforms.

Blizzard and NetEase have been partners since 2008. The company co-developed Diablo Immortal, publishes Blizzard games like Hearthstone and World of Warcraft in China, and is a stakeholder in ...