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What is it? A free to play open-world MMO survival gameExpect to pay: Free to play, with cosmetic items for purchaseRelease date: July 9, 2024Developer: Starry Studio/NetEasePublisher: Starry Studio/NetEaseReviewed on: Windows 10 Pro, Intel i9-10920X, 128 GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080Steam Deck: UnsupportedLink: Official site
World of Warcraft celebrates its 20th year in 2024, and the head of the franchise says there is one big thing the company could have done better: listen to its players.
When World of Warcraft developers were working on the new spider-themed Nerubian race for their new The War Within expansion, they brought in an arachnophobia expert to tell them what, exactly, makes spiders scary to some people.
World of Warcraft's developers did an abrupt about-face after largely refusing to acknowledge player feedback during the Shadowlands expansion that nearly killed the game. With the MMO's 10th expansion, The War Within, on the horizon, game director Ion Hazzikostas told PC Gamer that Blizzard is more willing than ever to re-examine WoW's basic systems to stay in tune with what players want.
One of the more interesting developments to come out of World of Warcraft's The War Within expansion debuting in August is the introduction of «story mode:» a single-player way to battle the last bosses of the game's raids, so that even solo players can experience the full narrative.
John Hight, leader of the Warcraft universe at Blizzard Entertainment, announced on his personal X account this week he was leaving the company for «a new quest.»
When Blizzard first conceived of The War Within, the next World of Warcraft expansion that would literally take players inside the planet of Azeroth, there was one big worry.
One of the defining themes of The War Within, World of Warcraft's next expansion, is revisiting the past.