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Blizzard is asking World of Warcraft players whether they would want to play the MMO on a controller with a dedicated UI, and the reaction has been predictably cautious. Many fans fear that making room for console-style play could dilute the PC experience they already have.
World of Warcraft's latest raid finale cinematic hints that Blizzard may be revisiting, or quietly reframing, the lore of Shadowlands after years of backlash.
The community-led Running of the Trolls is becoming an in-game event in patch 12.0.5, with the 2026 version now set to run as the Darkspear Dash.
Jeff Kaplan has put more than 5,000 hours into Rust and calls it the best PvP has to offer, but the former Overwatch lead says his next game, The Legend of California, is taking its cues from calmer survival titles and from World of Warcraft rather than Rust's usual chaos.
World of Warcraft: Midnight launched with plenty to do, but its endgame bottlenecks are pushing more players toward boosting services. Skycoach says it has seen a 15% to 25% jump in requests, and it has practical advice for getting through the worst grinds without losing your entire week.
In a low-detail interview that managed to say quite a bit without promising much, Blizzard’s Holly Longdale outlined possible future changes for World of Warcraft, including housing, social and guild updates, and a look at controller support.
Rextroy and friends found a way to survive L'ura's punishing damage and even line up a huge hit. The catch was that Blizzard had already decided the boss would not be going anywhere.
Blizzard is turning a long-running community Pride march into an official World of Warcraft event, with support for LGBT charities and a new in-game celebration called Darkspear Dash.
Blizzard turned up the difficulty in World of Warcraft by unlocking Mythic for two raids, opening new raid finder content, and enabling Mythic+ keystones. The season’s world-first race began, and a guild was disqualified for using exploits.
During a world-first race for WoW's Midnight expansion, a pro player was booted to the login screen mid-boss because his subscription expired. He had already bought a WoW Token and simply forgot to use it.
A British Army veteran who was paralyzed in 2003 received a Neuralink N1 implant and is now playing World of Warcraft without a mouse or keyboard. He began with basic computer control and, after weeks of training, moved on to raiding and exploring Azeroth using only intention.
Blizzard bet big on Midnight: rebuilt classic zones, a huge class overhaul, player housing, and a new Prey system. It mostly pays off, but clumsy storytelling, UI gaps, and balance hiccups keep it from being perfect.