Crossover

Yesterday at Gen Con the Dungeons & Dragons team revealed an updated roadmap and several new releases, including the "worst kept secret" that has been bouncing around the internet this week: a crossover with none other than World of Warcraft, with a rule expansion that brings everything you'd need to play a Warcraft campaign into D&D 5.5e.

Overwatch 2 just announced the collab they recently teased in their season 17 trailer: G.

The Diablo 4 team crafts some beautiful cosmetic sets, and their newest theme -- a crossover with World of Warcraft -- continues to deliver premium quality.

The next Overwatch 2 crossover event begins July 9, and so far their collaboration with Transformers has featured a whole lot of gorgeous artwork and character concepts.

It's one of those games that never really seemed to find its feet, but I have a lot of fondness for Heroes of the Storm, especially now.

Look, I'd love to tell you that Fallout 76 was an Overwatch crossover where Soldier 76 shows up in a Vault and saves the Wasteland, but it's not happening. We're not going to see Omnics fighting Super Mutants, or find out that the Institute were behind the Omnic crisis, and we're certainly not going to see Talon agents battling Brotherhood of Steel forces. God, the fanfic writes itself.

The 20th anniversary of Diablo is right around the corner.

Heroes of the Storm is a Blizzard game which is essentially all about crossover between Blizzard's franchises -- you can play Tracer, The Skeleton King, the Lost Vikings, or Jim Raynor and fight Arthas, Thrall, or Tyrael.

Though most of Blizzard's games are set in fairly unique environments — fantasy for Warcraft, scifi for StarCraft, supernatural for Diablo, and so forth — there are times and places where these (and other) worlds collide in the strangest ways.