Blizzard Entertainment wants the story to be told through the eyes of all the heroes that make up the game.
Blizzard's plans are already on the table. In addition to Diablo 4, another of the weight developments announced is Overwatch 2, a direct sequel to the successful shooter that the US company premiered a few years ago. The main feature of this second part is that it has worked in a specific way focused on history. While it is true that many details are still unknown, the creators of Warcraft have confirmed that the script is written to be told from different perspectives.
In an interview with Game Informer, Michael Chu, main screenwriter, has said that the plot will take shape "through the eyes of all these characters", so that they will forge a joint bond that will weave the future of the story. The heroes must deal with the fall of the organization and collaborate to rise again against the enemy.
A sequel that will not leave overwatch players pulled
Blizzard announced the development of Overwatch 2 during the last BlizzCon 2019, although days before it had already filtered not only its existence, but also many of the plans that the company had in hand. Jeff Kaplan himself, creative director of the video game, admitted that leaks usually occur in the industry, but that they are still "demoralizing." The developer complained that the information was out of context, so the players did not receive "all the information."
Overwatch 2 is in development for PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. Anyway, those who decide not to acquire the second installment and keep the original can also access the different heroes and scenarios, as well as cosmetic objects, progression, etc. The only thing you can not taste will be the new PvE Story Mode and Push Mode.
When will it be released? At the moment it is a mystery, to the point that not even Jeff Kaplan himself has been able to respond. "I don't know, I have no idea," he said. “Let us do it right, that is what matters most to us. We don't have a date in mind. ”
Source | Game Informer (via Gaming Bolt)
