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In a post on Social Media, Blizzard has announced a blog post later this week with more information about the upcoming Season 10 of Diablo 4.

This is the second successful unionization effort within Blizzard this month.

Going hands-on with Gods, Death & Reapers - formally Project Pantheon - at Gamescom 2025 left me craving more.

With Microsoft's penchant for layoffs this year, it shouldn't be surprising that another team working under the corporate behemoth has opted for unionization. The team behind the Diablo franchise is the latest branch of Blizzard to unionize,

Vermintide-style combat and a Diablo-like aesthetic combine in StreumOn Studio's new first-person hack-and-slash.

Some developers of the Diablo series have voted to form a labor union. The reason is job insecurity in the face of massive layoffs at Microsoft.

As job instability grows exponentially in the video game industry, workers are looking to protect themselves through unions. We've already seen developers unionise at various big companies, and now more than 450 Blizzard workers are unionising with ...

A group of more than 450 Diablo developers have voted to form a union at Blizzard, under the banner of the Communications Workers of America (CWA). According to a CWA press release, the new union is made up of game developers, artists, designers,

Blizzard's Diablo team is the latest group of Microsoft workers to form a union, with over 450 developers voting in favour of representation with the Communications Workers of America. Read more ...

The Communications Workers of America announces that over 450 developers at Team 3 at Blizzard have joined the CWA, and that Blizzard parent Microsoft has recognized the union. This is the group that develops and supports the Diablo franchise, so ...