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Nintendo Confirms Pikmin 4 Switch 2 Edition
Nintendo has announced Pikmin 4: Switch 2 Edition, an enhanced version of the real-time strategy game. This new edition will feature additional content and upgraded visuals for the Nintendo Switch.
What To Expect From BlizzCon 2026: StarCraft’s Return, A Whole Lot Of Warcraft
BlizzCon 2026, scheduled for September 12, is poised to be a major event for Blizzard Entertainment, with significant announcements expected across its key franchises. The convention will likely reveal more details about World of Warcraft's next expansion, The Last Titan, and potentially a new version of World of Warcraft Classic. StarCraft is set to make a substantial return, possibly with a new shooter title and a partnership with Nexon. Diablo will celebrate its 30th anniversary with news on Diablo 4 and potentially other franchise entries, while Overwatch will continue its momentum with new heroes and story developments.
The War for Westeros Developers Are Planning for a Flood of Game of Thrones Fans Who Have Never Played an RTS
PlaySide is developing War for Westeros, a real-time strategy game, and anticipates a significant influx of Game of Thrones fans who may be new to the RTS genre. The developers are planning strategies to accommodate these new players.
'We're all keen to keep evolving' — Creative Assembly says Total War: Warhammer 40,000's controller support was developed alongside the game's battle system and doesn't believe the 'myth' that a gamepad can't work with RTS games
Creative Assembly's Dave Petry stated that controller support for Total War: Warhammer 40,000 was developed concurrently with the game's battle system, aiming to dispel the myth that real-time strategy games cannot effectively utilize a gamepad. The team believes they have achieved a functional and evolving implementation, drawing on experience from Halo Wars 2.
Blizzard frestar med något Starcraft-relaterat inför helgens Blizzcon
Blizzard Entertainment is expected to announce something Starcraft-related at BlizzCon, with rumors pointing towards a new shooter or real-time strategy game. Hidden messages on the official Starcraft website hint at new content, while speculation suggests potential involvement from developers like Creative Assembly.
StarCraft’s Return: A Timeline Of The Rumors And Clues So Far
Rumors and clues suggest a potential return for the StarCraft franchise, possibly with a new game announcement at BlizzCon. Reports indicate Nexon may be developing a StarCraft sequel or shooter, while former Far Cry lead Dan Hay is also linked to a StarCraft project. The StarCraft website has also featured cryptic ARG-style transmissions hinting at future events.
Dune City - Dune II meets Sim City in this PC mash up
Dune City, a new PC game that blends elements of Dune II and Sim City, has been released on Android, PC, and Mac. It transforms the Dune Legacy engine into a city-building experience focused on managing infrastructure, power grids, and budgets on the planet Arrakis.
Blizzard is teasing something StarCraft related ahead of BlizzCon 2026
Blizzard Entertainment is teasing a StarCraft-related announcement ahead of BlizzCon 2026, with the official StarCraft website displaying a deliberate glitch effect. This comes amid rumors of a new entry in the real-time strategy series, which fans hope will be revealed during the event.
A new Starcraft game at Blizzcon seems almost certain now - but what will it be?
Hints suggest a new Starcraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon, with the Starcraft Remastered website displaying cryptic messages and glitches pointing to future events. A gap in the BlizzCon schedule and reports of potential partnerships, possibly with Nexon for a 'Starcraft 3', further fuel speculation about a new RTS or potentially a first-person shooter.
Something strange is happening to the Starcraft website, as BlizzCon inches ever closer
The Starcraft website is experiencing visual glitches and distortion shortly before BlizzCon, leading to fan speculation about a potential reveal. While some fans hope for Starcraft 3 or updates to Starcraft 2, others express skepticism, referencing past disappointments like Diablo Immortal. A recent report suggests a new Starcraft game might be developed by Nexon instead of Blizzard.
StarCraft Remastered Website’s Glitches Hint at Upcoming Announcement at BlizzCon 2026 – Rumor
Glitches appearing on the StarCraft Remastered website, coinciding with the approach of BlizzCon 2026, suggest an upcoming announcement for the real-time strategy franchise. While StarCraft 2's website remains unaffected, these visual anomalies hint at potential new developments for the original game, possibly including a rumored shooter with a realistic art style.
It's really starting to look like a new StarCraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon
Speculation is mounting that a new StarCraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon 2026, fueled by reports of Nexon developing a new title and unusual activity on the StarCraft website. While a StarCraft 3 RTS is possible, hints suggest a shooter might be more likely, aligning with Microsoft's strategy.
Something Is Brewing With StarCraft
Blizzard Entertainment has sparked speculation about new StarCraft content with "glitching" visual elements on the official StarCraft Remastered website, ahead of BlizzCon. While the franchise has been largely dormant, rumors of a StarCraft shooter and Nexon's potential interest in a new RTS have surfaced, raising hopes for fans of the acclaimed strategy series.
Days before BlizzCon, Blizzard begins mysterious StarCraft teaser amid rumors of StarCraft 3
Blizzard Entertainment has launched a mysterious teaser for the StarCraft series on its official website, coinciding with rumors of a potential StarCraft 3 being developed by Nexon. This comes just days before BlizzCon, a common venue for major Blizzard announcements, fueling speculation about the future of the franchise.
Strategy and Gameplay Tips for Warshift 2 Machines of Madness, Out Now
Warshift 2: Machines of Madness, a hybrid Action-RTS game developed by Cyril Megem and published by Fortell Games, is now available. The game allows players to switch between real-time strategy and third-person action modes, offering extensive customization and multiple game modes. Tips are provided for capturing energy nodes, commanding units, repositioning the Ark, utilizing orbital strikes, aircraft, and superunits, as well as evolving alien forces and customizing enemy tactics.
StarCraft 3 rumors resurface as new report claims Nexon and IP owner Blizzard are nearly ready to finalize a deal
Rumors suggest that Nexon is close to finalizing a deal with Blizzard Entertainment to acquire the development rights for the StarCraft franchise, potentially leading to the creation of StarCraft 3. The report indicates that Nexon has already begun work on a hypothetical StarCraft sequel, separate from Blizzard's own internal efforts.
Indie Selects for September 2026: Genre Mashups & Fresh Takes
Microsoft's Indie Select Hub for September 2026 highlights six diverse indie titles across various genres, including superhero management, isekai truck driving, retro FPS horror, 3D platforming, real-time strategy, and historical multiplayer shooters. The curated collection aims to offer fresh takes on familiar genres with unique mechanics and perspectives.
Rumor: Nexon is nearing a deal with Blizzard to create a StarCraft successor
A rumor suggests that Nexon is close to finalizing a deal with Blizzard Entertainment to develop a successor to the StarCraft series. This potential agreement would grant Nexon the rights to create a new game within the established real-time strategy franchise.
The next StarCraft may not be made by Blizzard, according to a new report
A new report suggests that Korean developer Nexon is close to acquiring the rights to develop a new StarCraft game from Blizzard Entertainment. While the exact nature of the game is unclear, it could be a sequel to StarCraft 2 or a new entry in the franchise, potentially a shooter. An announcement is expected at BlizzCon.
I played Total War: Warhammer 40K and saw a generational strategy game in the making
Creative Assembly's upcoming Total War: Warhammer 40,000 is shaping up to be a generational leap for the strategy series. The preview highlights a fresh approach to combat, emphasizing asymmetric faction design and tactical depth, particularly in its handling of ranged and melee combat, and the importance of cover and armor systems. The game promises to be a significant evolution while retaining the core Total War experience.
