World of Warcraft: Shadowlands released in November 2020, after being announced at BlizzCon 2019. Given that Blizzard already announced a handful of titles it has in development, we had a good idea of what we would see showcased at this year's event and more or less got what we expected. Blizzard described this second day it will 'be shining a spotlight on the global Blizzard community'.

The second day of BlizzCon 2021 is free for fans to peruse the themed channels of content. Following this opening segment, for the next three-plus hours, fans tuned in to the six themed channels on offer at their leisure.īlizzCon 2021 Day 2: February 20 at 12pm PT / 8pm GMT / 3pm ET (or Feb 21 at 6am AEST) The first day of BlizzCon kicked off with an opening segment that included a 'first look at some of the latest game content the development teams have been working on'. If you missed the action live, you can catch up on everything you missed through the BlizzConline video archives.īlizzCon 2021 Day 1: February 19 at 2pm PT / 10pm GMT / 5pm ET (or Feb 20 at 8am AEST)

Coverage ran from February 19 at 2pm PT / 10pm GMT / 5pm ET (or February 20 at 8am AEST) via the BlizzCon website, Twitch, or YouTube. You were able to watch the entirety of BlizzCon 2021 for free online, with Blizzard offering six channels of content covering its biggest games.

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