Warcraft version of Pokémon Go under development at Blizzard

Blizzard would work on a Warcraft spinoff that looks like the massively popular Pokemon Go, despite criticism against his recently announced mobile game, Diablo Immortal.

The project is being developed by one of Blizzard's incubation teams, according to a detailed report from Kotaku on the past, present and future of Diablo franchise that cited 11 current and former Blizzard employees as sources.

One of the developers revealed that there were "a lot of mobile game players at Blizzard", with lots of Pokemon Go the enthusiasts. The iconic Orc statue in the middle of the campus of the company is a Pokemon Go gym, and employees struggle to take control of it on a daily basis.

One of those Pokemon Go Blizzard fans are Cory Stockton, senior designer, who previously worked for World of Warcraft. The Kotaku report suggested that it had something to do with the launch of the project, which could also generate huge revenue for Blizzard once published.

the Pokemon Go-as Warcraft The game is now in development for smartphones. People who played mobile gaming said he had "more to do" compared to Pokemon Go, including one-player mechanics, according to the report.

World of Warcraft has a vast pet system with over 1000 different pets, including elements, creature categories and skills – similar to the world of pets Pokémonas Pokémon Go Hub points out. the Pokemon Go website suggested that a turn-based system combining the capture mechanisms of Pokemon Go and the quality of Blizzard titles could be a hit for the upcoming mobile game.

The same Kotaku report revealed that in addition to Diablo Immortal, Blizzard is working on Diablo IV, with the plan to make it "raw" and "dark", eliminating the caricature elements of Diablo III and making it look more like Diablo II. The current iteration of Diablo IV, code-named Fenris, currently presents the traditional isometric view of the series, but there have been discussions about the use of a third-person view slung across the board that has been attempted for a project canceled since then, called Hades.

There is no information on the expected release date for the Warcraftthemed version of Pokemon Go. Fenris, meanwhile, is still in the early stages of development and may not be launched until 2020 or later.