Blizzard Survival Game Is First-Person, Began Development In 2017

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Blizzard Entertainment’s recently teased survival game will be played in first-person and has been in development since 2017 if recent reports are accurate. Blizzard announced the development of its survival game a few days ago in a blog post. The post described the title as «a vast realm of possibility, waiting to be explored» before inviting artists, level designers, and software engineers to join the game’s development team. While the currently embattled company has yet to reveal anything further about its new IP, it did reveal that the game will be coming to both PC and consoles.

A lot has been happening at Blizzard Entertainment over the past year. The company is still dealing with the ongoing scandal involving Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick, the leadership of some World of Warcraft developers, and allegations of abuse, discrimination, and retaliation against female employees. Then, earlier this year, one of the biggest business moves of 2022 so far occurred when Microsoft announced its intent to acquire Activision Blizzard.

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