Blizzard says the Battle.net launcher will eventually become the default method of launching StarCraft II, Diablo III, World of Warcraft, or any future Blizzard game that uses the service.

For many, Battle.net is the portal into their favourite PC and macOS video games. Blizzard-owned titles such as Overwatch and World of Warcraft, but also Activision releases such as Call of Duty ...

Battle.net is, of course, the home of Blizzard’s stable of games, and will one day be updated with Overwatch 2, which will be at BlizzCon in February. We’ll also be hoping to see more from ...

Blizzard has continued to slowly distancing itself from Battle.net branding over the last few months, and the transition has now been applied to the game launcher with the latest update.

Footage of Blizzard's Battle.net desktop client has surfaced. The beta of the system has been posted to YouTube and embedded below. According previous reports, the launcher will allow users to ...

Battle.net Is No More, As Blizzard Renames Its Launcher App So long, old friend. By Chris Pereira on March 24, 2017 at 9:56AM PDT 48 Comments ...

It’s easy to theorize as to why Blizzard went with Battle.net for the Destiny announcement — that’s still the most recognizable name for the service, especially to non-Blizzard fans who will ...

Blizzard’s game launcher, Battle.net, is getting a big update, which should make browsing through your library a little easier. Blizzard has been testing Battle.net’s 2.0 changes on its beta ...

The first beta footage of Blizzard's Battle.net launcher has appeared online, courtesy of Starcraft 2 commentator Husky. What he shows is a basic, but characteristically slick integrated desktop ...

Battle.net is called Battle.net again, just like it always was The "Blizzard Launcher" gets un-rebranded; call it "Blizzard Battle.net" now Kyle Orland – Aug 15, 2017 7:48 AM | 71 ...