Blizzard Entertainment is preparing to reveal the direction of its most emblematic sagas. As part of its 35th anniversary, the studio confirmed an announcement schedule that will run from late January to mid-February.
During that period, the company will showcase news about World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, and Diablo, with live broadcasts designed to mark the beginning of a new stage.
Blizzard Entertainment se prepara para revelar el rumbo de sus sagas más emblemáticas
Blizzard celebrates 35 years and teases a "new chapter"
The announcement arrived accompanied by a commemorative video for the studio's 35 years. The video reviews nods to its history and delivers a clear message:Blizzard wants to refocus on its core franchises.
The company spoke of a "new chapter" and invited the community to closely follow each presentation. The idea is to share plans, content, and a vision of the future for the coming years.
Johanna Faries, president of Blizzard, indicated in advance that the announcements will reflect both the studio's legacy and its ambition for what lies ahead.
Blizzard celebra 35 años y anticipa un “nuevo capítulo”
Full announcement schedule (times in Argentina)
Blizzard confirmed four main events, all broadcast on YouTube and Twitch. The times have already been adjusted to Argentina time:
World of Warcraft: State of Azeroth
Wednesday, January 29 – 14:00. A review of the current state of the MMO is expected, along with hints about upcoming expansions and changes in Azeroth.
World of Warcraft: State of Azeroth
Overwatch Spotlight
Tuesday, February 4 – 15:00. The competitive shooter will have its own space to announce gameplay updates, heroes, and future content.
Hearthstone Spotlight
Sunday, February 9 – 14:30. Blizzard will showcase what is coming next for its successful digital card game.
Diablo 30th Anniversary Spotlight
Tuesday, February 11 – 19:00. A special event for the saga's 30 years, with a focus on the present and future of the Diablo universe.
Diablo IV
More announcements on the way during 2026
Blizzard made it clear that these events are only the beginning: throughout the year there will be more news related to its games. In that context, in recent days the rumor of a new project set in the StarCraft universe has resurfaced. According to reports cited by journalist Jason Schreier, it would be a third-person shooter.
If that title materializes, it would not be presented now. It would aim to become one of the big surprises at BlizzCon 2026, scheduled for September.
