Blizzard has announced that it will not hold the big BlizzCon event in 2024, confirming that there will still be news of new games and esports competitions going to other events instead.
In the past, BlizzCon events have been held in real-world locations and broadcast to viewers around the world, bringing together fans to announce updates to old games or reveal new games. Overall, it has a history of nearly 20 years and has had some hiatuses, such as during the COVID pandemic.
After holding a big event in 2023, the camp announced that in 2024 it will not hold such an event. The format was changed to attending other shows such as Gamescom instead, and confirmed that it would be reorganized in the future.
Blizzard’s big games releasing this year include World of Warcraft: The War Within and the Diablo IV Vessel of Hatred expansion, with details set to be revealed over the next several months. The Overwatch Champions Series shooting competition will both take place at Dreamhack Dallas and Dreamhack Stockholm.
Additionally, the Warcraft series will be celebrating its 30th anniversary with a series of separate real-world events around the world. Including celebrations within various games throughout 2024.
Blizzard has now been acquired by Microsoft along with Activision. A representative from the label recently gave an interview saying that they are still working on their own. Plus, you get the benefit of exchanging and talking with other game studios under Microsoft as well.
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