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Blizzard announced today the release date of "World of Warcraft: Classic", confirming its first release in the summer of 2019.
The next "classic" version of the famous MMORPG is playable at the BlizzCon 2018. However, a special "World of Warcraft: Classic" demo will also be available for participants who did not have the chance to participate in the event.
Anyone with a virtual ticket or a regular BlizzCon 2018 ticket can download the demo at home. The demo comes with a 60-minute game time limit and a 90-minute cooldown. You will have to wait a bit before reconnecting to play again. Players will start at level 15 to fully understand what the game will finish and will be capped at level 19.
Upon completion of the game, it will be offered free of charge to anyone with a "World of Warcraft" subscription, which means that new players who join the game will have access to the entire "Warcraft" catalog. When opening a new account for "World of Warcraft: Classic" without paying additional fees.
However, when presenting the BlizzCon 2018, the main theme was not just "classic". In addition, a new cinematic "World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth" debuted during the keynote. The Lost Honor cinematography explores Saurfang, the Horde general, captured at the end of the Battle of Lordaeron. The clip was supposed to help set up the story that was to take place in the next Tides of Vengeance patch, which will be released in the coming months.
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