Pokemon GO!, but using World of Warcraft‘s battle pets A fun, cartoony version of the classic space RTS for Android and iPhone feels like it would basically dominate the RTS on mobile scene as soon as it released. For that matter, a game like Cartoon Craft exists on both iPhone and Android, and that’s basically a Carbot-style animated Warcraft, so why not get the actual Carbot and release a version of the game using their art assets? It’s not like Blizzard hasn’t had Carbot work on StarCraft before.

We know that Blizzard has experience updating StarCraft with StarCraft Remastered, a version of the game that I could pretty easily imagine working on a phone or tablet. And if we’re talking RTS games, then the StarCraft franchise is one of the biggest and most venerable of them all. And with the success of these and other games, it seems clear to me that, while RTS might not be doing super well on PC at the moment, there’s room for it in a mobile arena. There are a lot of RTS games on mobile right now, from classics like Command and Conquer and Total War franchises to newer games that have staked out their space in the mobile space first like Company of Heroes. StarCraft on a phone? It’s more likely than you think Well, here are a few ideas for potential Blizzard games on tablets and phones, for their move into the mobile market.

Diablo Immortal is a first step, not the end of Blizzard’s aim of making mobile games in addition to its PC and console titles.īut that does leave us wondering what mobile games is Blizzard working on? Future IPs that would be a perfect way to move into the mobile space and its untapped revenue stream. It’s not surprising - the mobile space is a big market, and I can only imagine how Blizzard is thinking about using its current and future IPs. While I was excited to hear about Diablo Immortal getting released in 2021, I was also interested to hear that Blizzard will be working on more mobile games.

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