Blizzard teases new games in the Overwatch universe

Overwatch may soon have its own derivative games after Blizzard has confirmed that they are looking for a way to extend "very large intellectual property."

Since its release in May 2016, Overwatch has proven to be a huge success for Blizzard, even if it's a multiplayer game.

However, this may soon change, as game developers seek to develop their intellectual property to make something much more sophisticated than they have already done – with the ability to pull out derivative securities.

On May 28, J. Allen Brack, President of Blizzard, revealed to GameInformer that developers were developing more games than ever before and that they could even use the Overwatch universe to develop new games.

While talking about Blizzard's goals for new games and future development, Brack said, "We also believe that many types of games can exist within IP. If we think of the IP Overwatch, for example, we think that the IP Overwatch is extremely large and extremely complete. "

"Overwatch, the game that people are familiar with today, is only a tiny part of what this intellectual property could be." After describing how other Blizzard titles like Warcraft spawned from other games, Brack said: have a lot of different types of games, a lot of different experiences. "

Now, it remains to be seen if Blizzard really decides to take his Overwatch universe and create some kind of secondary title. Fans have been yearning for a single player experience for some time, given the traditions surrounding the game.

Blizzard offers story-based content with its Archives events, but some fans even took extremely detailed steps to show how much they wanted a real campaign.

Brack also added that the developers were also considering new franchises, but they were looking to open Overwatch and find new directions in which they could play.