A livestream this May 3 to unveil Blizzard’s mobile game Warcraft

Mentioned for a long time (from 2017) before its development was confirmed last year, Blizzard’s mobile game based on the Warcraft license will be presented as part of a livestream this Monday from 7 p.m.

A long time, Blizzard focused on the development of PC games. We know, however, the growing weight occupied by mobile games today in the video game industry and after an incursion into the sector with a HearthStone cross-platform, Blizzard is finally investing more openly in the gaming sector on smartphones and tablets: after Diablo Immortal which is expected on June 2 (although also the subject of a PC port, the MMOARPG remains primarily a mobile game), the developer is preparing to officially announce its ” Warcraft-Mobile “.

Blizzard sets an appointment for the curious this Monday, May 3 from 7 p.m. (Paris time) to officially unveil this new game, the time of a live stream which can be followed when the time comes this address on the developer’s site.

We have known for a long time that Blizzard teams are working on this mobile project – it was mentioned in 2017 when Blizzard was recruiting for a project from its “Incubation” department entrusted to Allen Adham (in charge of the group’s innovative projects), and in February last year as part of a quarterly account presentation, Activision Blizzard confirmed the “advanced development” of “multiple mobile free-to-play experiences for Warcraft “. However, we still know almost nothing about the form or content of this Warcraft Mobile, except that it must “transpose the world of Azeroth from the Warcraft license to mobile platforms”. We will therefore finally find out at the beginning of next week.