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Blizzard Entertainment is a video game developer and publisher known for franchises such as Warcraft, Diablo, StarCraft, and Overwatch.
…On Thursday, Blizzard revealed the first gameplay trailer for Sierra, revealing additional details about her kit and overall vibe. In the new animated trailer set on Watchpoint: Grand Mesa, Sierra intercepts another…
Mercy, Reaper, and some of Overwatch 's older heroes have had it tough in the game's newer meta, but Blizzard is looking to change that by giving them new abilities that…
…This is, of course, just how Blizzard wanted it. The developer has made a bit out of denying the existence of secret cow levels and then putting them in Diablo games ever…
…It's a bizarre choice for an update meant to make Mercy better, which Blizzard didn't communicate especially well. But after some extensive testing, the changes do seem like a net…
Sign in to your Polygon.com account Korn, the nu metal band that helped pioneer the heavy rock genre, has a new song that's inspired by the grind of Blizzard Entertainment…
…In WoW ’s first expansion, 2007’s Burning Crusade , Blizzard Entertainment designers introduced the concept of Sanctuary, places where player-versus-player combat was impossible and members of the Horde and Alliance…
…In his place, developer Blizzard put Lorath Nahr, a more reluctant, cantankerous, and slovenly Horadrim with the unmistakable gravel-pit tones of actor Ralph Ineson. Lilith, who was plotting to rule the…
…In Diablo 3 , Blizzard's cinematic storytelling instincts took over, leaving the player feeling trapped in its propulsive but linear staging. So the Reaper of Souls expansion opened up Adventure Mode, which…
…Swapping Mei to the tank role removes all confusion about why she never dies anyway, Blizzard said in the patch notes . (Au contraire, Blizzard; Mei dies a lot when I'm playing…
…For further proof of the power of spectacle, look no further than Blizzard's big Overwatch relaunch. Did the Season 1 reboot add all that much new? No! Yeah, there were five…