During the Gamescom broadcast, developer Blizzard announced that Warcraft will get its first live stream later this year. The announcement made during the celebration of the 30th anniversary of the franchise, which included the release of a number of games dedicated to the Warcraft heritage.

During the Opening Night Live, Blizzard president Joanna Faris announced that Warcraft Direct is scheduled to launch later this year. This news comes as the franchise is preparing for the tenth expansion of World of Warcraft: The War Within, and Hearthstone continues to release updates for its card game based on Azeroth.

The specific release date of Warcraft Direct has not yet announced. However, it has already confirmed that it will released by the end of the year. In the podcast, Blizzard will provide more details about what will happen to the franchise in the future.

Tenth update

The War Within is an expansion that is the first part of a new trilogy. Its events will take place in the underworld. Players will travel to the depths of Azeroth, exploring ancient civilisations that were hidden beneath the surface of the world.

Added several new zones that open up the underworld to players. It includes giant caves, underground cities, and other places that were previously inaccessible. The expansion continues the main plot of the game, focusing on conflicts between factions. In addition, it pays attention to new threats that arise in the depths of Azeroth.

In addition to new locations, players can expect the introduction of new dungeons, raids, quests, and new game mechanics related to the exploration of underground areas. The developers also promise significant improvements in the game’s graphical design. In particular, visual effects, animations, and environmental details.

The War Within begins a new era in the history of World of Warcraft, and the full release of the update will take place on 26 August.