Blizzard Entertainment will release “World of Warcraft: Forever” on November 4th, a game set within the first year of the original 2004 “World of Warcraft.” The announcement was made at the opening ceremony of BlizzCon 2026, held at the Anaheim Convention Center.
Blizzard’s “Warcraft” chief Holly Longdale stated that developers intend for the world of the game to be a main character in “Forever” and emphasized that “the journey that counts, not the destination.” The new massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMO) will include three new zones, over 1,000 new quests, nine new dungeons, two new raids, and a new Skyborne race. The game will maintain the original level cap of 60.
In addition to “World of Warcraft: Forever,” the “Warcraft” team announced a new campaign for “Warcraft 3,” the first in over two decades, launching today. Other announcements from BlizzCon included a new “StarCraft” game slated for 2030, “Diablo V” releasing in 2029, and a “Diablo” animated TV series in development at Netflix. Variety will continue to cover BlizzCon through September 13.
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