Novels
How should games and tie-in media interact?
I was thinking about Lord of the Clans the other day.
How do you approach tie-in media for video games?
Do you read or watch tie-in media?
Exploring Azeroth gives us an updated look at the Eastern Kingdoms while solving an old mystery
Easily lost amidst the excitement of the Shadowlands release last week was the publication of Exploring Azeroth: The Eastern Kingdoms, a fun book that sends our favorite Rogue couple traveling through the Eastern Kingdoms.
What Blizzard franchise should get a movie next?
Blizzard has said in the past that the name of their game studio is "Blizzard Entertainment" and not "Blizzard Games" because they see themselves as not just making games, but creating franchises that can cross into different kinds of media.
How do you prefer the lore of a game relate to the player experience? How much of it should come from outside the game itself?
Games approach their storytelling in different ways for different reasons.
What is your favorite Blizzard novelization?
My friends, I have a confession I need to own up to: I am a lore nerd.
How much lore is too much for you?
This may seem like a strange topic from me, but it's something I think about all the time.
BlizzCon 2017: LoreCraft storytelling panel talks about collaboration and connection
If you love Blizzard games, you probably love them for a variety of reasons.
Upcoming Warcraft novel Before the Storm may link Legion to the next expansion
Over the weekend, a tie-in novel for the next World of Warcraft expansion appeared on Amazon.
Do Warcraft novels need to be expansion tie-ins?
Considering the sheer scope and breadth of the Warcraft universe, I'm often surprised by the selection of Warcraft novels.
