BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever
Tech > Gaming > Video Games BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever News and trailers from Blizzard's opening ceremony. All we saw was a brief teaser that showed the rise and sudden fall of an elite soldier. Still, Starcraft (the game) is the first major news from Starcraft (the series) in a decade, when Starcraft 2’s Nova Covert Ops campaign pack was released.
- ▪Tech > Gaming > Video Games BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever News and trailers from Blizzard's opening ceremony.
- ▪All we saw was a brief teaser that showed the rise and sudden fall of an elite soldier.
- ▪Still, Starcraft (the game) is the first major news from Starcraft (the series) in a decade, when Starcraft 2’s Nova Covert Ops campaign pack was released.
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Tech > Gaming > Video Games BlizzCon 2026: New Starcraft Shooter, Diablo 5, World of Warcraft Forever News and trailers from Blizzard's opening ceremony. Adam Benjamin Managing Editor Adam Benjamin has helped people navigate complex problems for the past decade.… Read full bio Adam Benjamin Managing Editor Read full bio September 12, 2026, 2:06 pm ET 4 min read Adam Benjamin/CNET In a packed, rowdy BlizzCon main hall, the game developer finally confirmed the rumors: We’re getting a shooter set in the Starcraft universe. The game is titled simply Starcraft. All we saw was a brief teaser that showed the rise and sudden fall of an elite soldier.
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