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Blizzard will reveal World of Warcraft: Midnight expansion at Gamescom

Matthew Wilson August 14, 2025 Featured Tech News, Software & Gaming

The next chapter in World of Warcraft's Worldsoul saga is coming very soon. At Gamescom this year, Blizzard will be debuting much more about the new expansion, including the new opening cinematic.

Gamescom 2025 kicks off with Opening Night Live on August 19th. You can catch the reveal of Midnight for the first time during Opening Night Live. After that, Blizzard will be hosting a series of panels and other events at Gamescom, where even more information will be revealed.

There will be a couple of World of Warcraft: Midnight developer panels during Gamescom, during which attendees can hear more about the expansion and its development straight from the developers making it.

Blizzard teases that we'll hear more about the Midnight zones, quests, stories and new features. You can see Blizzard's full Gamescom schedule, including times for all livestreams, HERE.

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