Logo images for Warcraft 2: Remastered have leaked online ahead of an official reveal, hinting that the title will be announced soon. The original game was released in 1995 as a sequel to the 1994 Warcraft, and both games spawned an empire. To this day, the Warcraft franchise, which includes the long-running MMO World of Warcraft, is loved by many.
Now it seems that Blizzard is hoping to revisit the nostalgia of the old game with a remaster. Logo and background images have been revealed, as shared by Stiven_SRB on X, offering fans a glimpse of the upcoming likely announcement.
According to Wowhead (as spotted by IGN), the images were accidentally released alongside an update to Blizzard's CDNs, along with the note "Warcraft II: Remastered Internal Alpha." If this leak is real, then it looks like the game is already playable and may indicate that it'll come out sooner than fans might expect.
Although there's no release window or even an official announcement for the leaked remaster, Blizzard plans to reveal some surprises soon. Blizzard has announced on the World of Warcraft website that the Warcraft 30th Anniversary Direct stream will be held on November 13 and that...
