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Deck Nine has lost Jonathan Zimmerman - he worked on multiple Life is Strange titles, and the franchise's future might be in doubt.

World of Warcraft patch 12.0.5 launched riddled with bugs, from broken raid mechanics to prop hunt exploits and typo-filled tooltips.

The first reviews of Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred are here, and they claim Blizzard has made a decent DLC.

Gaming journalist and insider Jez Corden has revealed new details about the upcoming StarCraft video game, specifically about its visual style.

Overwatch's Widowmaker Cammy skin drama echoes 2016's Tracer controversy — and Jeff Kaplan just confirmed her butt was never nerfed.

According to the new job listings, Blizzard is developing new open-world StarCraft video game using Unreal Engine 5.

Jeff Kaplan says a Blizzard CFO threatened 1,000 job cuts unless Overwatch hit undisclosed revenue targets tied to the Overwatch League.

Blizzard states that the player base for Diablo 3 remains massive, with millions of players actively engaging with the game.

Blizzard introduces the Warlock, the first new Diablo 2 class in 25 years, testing a new era of development for the classic.

Blizzard is discussing changes to new Overwatch hero Anran's look after community feedback about her in-game appearance.

A new report indicates a partnership between Blizzard and Arc Raiders owner Nexon to develop a shooter set in the StarCraft universe.

Jeffrey Yohalem has announced on his LinkedIn page that he left Ubisoft to join Blizzard Entertainment

Blizzard introduces a Warcraft global renovation challenge, inviting creators to showcase their design skills in Azeroth.

Blizzard announced the Blizzard: The Next Chapter event that will feature streams for the studio's installments - World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, and Diablo.

According to Jez Corden from Windows Central, a new StarCraft video game is in development and will look like Warhammer, with the official announcement expected this September.

Grummz removes all Em-8ER content from social media, sparking renewed scrutiny over the long-delayed project.

Rod Fergusson, the longtime leader of the Diablo franchise, is leaving Blizzard after five years, marking a major change for the series just as it faces AI art backlash and corporate layoffs.