World of Warcraft: Forever Officially Announced as Permanent "Classic+" Experience

Blizzard has officially revealed World of Warcraft: Forever, putting an end to weeks of fan speculation sparked by website datamining under a "wow 2" tag. Set to launch globally on November 4, WoW: Forever delivers the long-rumored "Classic+" experience as a permanent third pillar alongside Modern and Classic World of Warcraft.

Senior Game Director Ion Hazzikostas and the development team detailed the project's scope during a dedicated BlizzCon panel, confirming a return to original continents with a level cap of 60. Narrative-wise, the game is set after the new Forsaken Kingdom campaign but prior to the original Molten Core raid.

Key Content & Launch Details

Optional Upgrade Packs While base access requires only an active subscription, Blizzard is offering two optional upgrade bundles:

What We Know So Far

Blizzard Entertainment confirmed that the game is being built for PC (Microsoft Windows), with improved visuals, new mechanics, and environments designed around the storybook theme.

We wanted to create a world that feels like stepping into a storybook — full of wonder, surprises, and discovery around every corner.

— Blizzard Entertainment
Release DateNov 3, 2026
PlatformPC (Microsoft Windows)
DeveloperBlizzard Entertainment
PublisherBlizzard Entertainment

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