The Battle.net app isn’t something that people who play Blizzard’s games on consoles will see often, but for PC users, it’s an essential part of playing the publisher’s vast catalog of games.

World of Warcraft Midnight is on the horizon, and I'm sure the thing that's on most people's minds is when they can play it. Blizzard has opened up the sig ...

Blizzard executive vice president of game design Rob Pardo hosted a Battle.Net and StarCraft II panel, explaining how the integration of game and game service has evolved over the years.

Battle.net was once the exclusive home to Blizzard and Activision games on PC. However, Blizzard announced last year it would begin bringing some of its games to Steam, and so far have launched ...

So long Battle.net! It’s been stated in the past that Blizzard would be getting rid of their former Battle.net branding, something that has been with the company for decades.

Whether this move away from Battle.net to a more generic Blizzard service will have any impact on the company’s account management system remains to be seen. The company’s latest game is World ...

— Blizzard CS - The Americas (@BlizzardCS) May 11, 2022 As it stands, there’s really not much players can do on their end to fix or avoid the Battle.net outages and server issues.

Blizzard, the publisher of online megahits like World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Overwatch, revealed today that it is dumping the “Battle.net” as the name of its gaming service.

Battle.net 2.0 is set to start rolling out in the weeks ahead, starting with North America and going from there. Blizzard states that they'll continue working on the client, rolling out ...

Blizzard’s Battle.net launcher will now let you keep up with your friends no matter where they are in the world, thanks to a new global friends list. You can chat and create groups with friends ...

Activision Blizzard’s Battle.net has been down due to a DDoS attack, but it has since ended. Meanwihle, some games like “Call of Duty: Warzone” and “Overwatch” experienced minor outages.

For now, only Battle.net users in North America will experience the upgrade, but Blizzard said the move to v2.0 will happen for other regions of the world in the coming weeks.