Dataminers have uncovered a new codename in World of Warcraft files that has reignited speculation about a potential Classic Plus project. The identifier 'Camelot' appears alongside references to Patch 1.60, suggesting a significant update or separate title within the Warcraft universe. This discovery has led fans to hope for a version of the game that adds new zones and dungeons while remaining independent of recent expansions.
Datamines and leaked roadmap screenshots fuel speculation about future Blizzard projects
The rumor wave extends beyond World of Warcraft to include other major franchises in the Blizzard portfolio. A screenshot allegedly from an internal roadmap lists 'Warcraft Chronicles' for release in 2028 and an 'Arthas ARPG' for 2029. These titles would represent a return to real-time strategy roots and a new action role-playing format for the iconic character.
Community reaction to the leaked roadmap has been mixed due to concerns about the authenticity of the image. Some users claim to have seen similar roadmap details years ago, but no concrete proof supports the current leak. The speculation remains unverified, and Blizzard has not provided any official confirmation regarding these project timelines or titles.
The focus on 'Camelot' continues to drive discussions about a potential Classic Plus experience. Fans envision a scenario where Blizzard develops new content for the original Azeroth without the baggage of modern expansion mechanics. This concept has not yet been confirmed by the developer, leaving the project status entirely in the realm of rumor.
Source: NotebookCheck
