"Keine Fortsetzung oder Erweiterung" Blizzard kündigt neues Spiel auf der PAX an

"Kein Sequel und keine Erweiterung" Blizzard kündigt neues Spiel auf der PAX an

Blizzard is teasing that it will announce a new game during Boston’s Penny Arcade Expo East next month.

“We’ve been working on a little something, different from our other games, and we’re pleased to invite you to be the first to see it,” the company wrote in an e-mail sent to the press. “It’s not a sequel, expansion or that rumored next-gen MMO, but it’s something we’re excited for you to get your hands on.”

This would be Blizzard’s first non-Diablo, non-StarCraft and non-WarCraft since “The Lost Vikings” was released in 1997. And it is not the company’s top secret next-gen MMO, Project Titan.

It is quite possible that the mystery game would be “Blizzard All-Stars,” a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game that was revealed as a StarCraft II custom map during Blzzcon 2010 before evolving to a standalone project.

Blizzard All-Stars was originally named “Blizzard DotA” before Valve won a copyright dispute over that term.