Former Blizzard Entertainment staff announce Dreamhaven, a new publisher with two studios

Today, quondam Blizzard Amusement staff revealed a new publisher called Dreamhaven. Founded in Irvine, California, the publisher currently acts as parent company to 2 studios: Moonshot Games and Secret Door. Developers at the studios have previously worked on franchises like Warcraft, StarCraft and Hearthstone. Former Blizzard Entertainment President Mike Morhaime is serving as CEO for Dreamhaven.

"I'm excited to team up with such talented people who care securely near games and their communities," says Morhaime. "I've always believed in the ability of games to bring people together regardless of backgrounds or boundaries. With Dreamhaven, we expect frontward to creating and sharing new experiences with players everywhere."

In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, Chris Sigaty, studio head of Secret Door, says that "...the freedom to really just explore whatever passions nosotros have is such a breath of fresh air." Morhaime notes that the intent is for Dreamhaven to be a "beacon to the industry," and prove that "there's a better way" of approaching the video game industry.

Both Moonshot Games and Surreptitious Door are currently working on unannounced projects, though information technology'll likely exist some time before either game is revealed. The studios are also taking different approaches, with Moonshot Games focusing on "games that create a sense of wonder" while Underground Door is trying to stay small.

This announcement comes at a fourth dimension when Blizzard Entertainment employees are currently organizing for improve pay and piece of work conditions. Major upcoming games from the visitor include Overwatch 2 and Diablo 4, though neither game currently has a release date or even a release window.

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