Warcraft 3: Reforged Revealed at BlizzCon 2018

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By Rishi Alwani | Updated: 3 November 2018 01:15 IST
Highlights
  • It's out next year for PC
  • It has two editions
  • It's Blizzard's second remaster after Starcraft

Warcraft 3 is getting a remaster in Warcraft 3: Reforged. Announced at BlizzCon 2018, Warcraft 3: Reforged for PC has a 2019 release date and the Warcraft 3: Reforged price is $30 (around Rs. 2,100) for the standard edition and $40 (close to Rs. 2,800) for the Spoils of War Edition which comes with, according to Blizzard "unique skins for four of the game's hero units, as well as a host of in-game bonuses for a number of other Blizzard games, such as a gruesome Meat Wagon mount for World of Warcraft, the Third War cardback for Hearthstone, and more."

"Warcraft 3 is monumentally important to us here at Blizzard, and its influence is evident in everything we've done since," said J. Allen Brack, President of Blizzard Entertainment in a prepared statement. "A project like Warcraft 3: Reforged isn't something we undertake lightly, partly because of this legacy, but more importantly, because we know what it means to our players."

Previously, a Warcraft 3 remaster was rumoured after Warcraft 3 received a massive update earlier in the year. Blizzard issued a rather large patch to the classic real-time strategy game. Additions include widescreen support for Warcraft 3 as well as 24-player lobbies and a host of balance fixes to its heroes. In addition to this, Blizzard noted that this will be the last patch that supports Windows XP players.

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"We love and continue to support our Warcraft 3 community, and we're excited to see classic competitors like Manuel “Grubby” Schenkhuizen, Park “Lyn” Joon, and Kim “ReMinD” Sung Sik try out all the new PTR [public test realm] changes for themselves—including balance adjustments to many heroes, widescreen support, and more – all playable now on the PTR," a post from Blizzard read at the time.

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This seems similar to Blizzard's approach with Starcraft. The original got an update and support prior to the announcement of a remaster. What's more is, it went free

Disclosure: Blizzard sponsored the correspondent's flights and hotel for BlizzCon 2018.

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