WoW The War Within: Release date speculation & latest news
For 20 years, World of Warcraft has dominated the online role-playing games space by providing its fanbase with frequent updates to gameplay and content, such as the popular Wrath of the Lich King and the imminent The War Within expansions.
Staggeringly, for a game as old as WoW, there are still 1.32 million daily players, while it remains the most popular massively multiplayer online game in the world, according to MMO Populations.
There is no doubt it has also inspired the likes of Final Fantasy XIV Online and the Elder Scrolls Online.
The last major expansion to WoW came in 2022, with the well received Dragonflight, but now fans are turning their sights on the next instalment — which is due to arrive soon.
And so, we have assembled all the information on the upcoming The War Within below for your convenience.
There is currently no confirmed release date for The War Within. However, if we were to hazard a guess, we would predict it will be launched between June and September this year.
Last year, the game’s developer, Blizzard Entertainment, released a World of Warcraft 2024 roadmap, which listed The War Within expansion as being released sometime in the middle of the summer and autumn.
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The War Within is World of Warcraft’s 10th expansion, and it marks the first chapter in the Worldsoul Saga, a new trilogy.
Early previews have just landed, and the consensus has been mostly positive, with Games Radar’s Josh West saying, «I’m almost certainly going to renew my subscription to the famed MMO later this year,» after getting a hands-on with the alpha version of the expansion.
Elsewhere, IGN’s Rebekah Valentine was upbeat but more muted on it, writing: «Largely, it just feels like more World of Warcraft, which is fine.»
It is set in a brand new
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