Three decades of Blizzard output, from cult 16-bit curiosities to genre-defining online worlds and esports staples. Fans argue as hard over the strategy classics as the loot grinders.
1Diablo IIIThe 2012 entry that moved to a bright, fast-action loot loop and later added Reaper of Souls.1000pts
2Diablo IIThe 2000 action RPG that set the template for loot-driven dungeon crawlers.631pts
3The Lost VikingsThe 1992 puzzle-platformer starring three Vikings with different abilities, an early Blizzard cult favourite.609pts
4Heroes of the StormThe 2015 MOBA that mixes heroes from all of Blizzard's worlds into team brawls.473pts
5World of WarcraftThe 2004 MMORPG that defined the genre and drew millions of players to Azeroth.473pts
6DiabloThe 1996 gothic action RPG that began the series with a descent into Tristram's cathedral.473pts
7Diablo IVThe 2023 return to a darker tone with an open world shared with other players.473pts
8Warcraft II: Tides of DarknessThe 1995 RTS that expanded the orc-versus-human war with naval combat.387pts
9StarCraft II: Wings of LibertyThe 2010 sequel that modernised competitive RTS with a Terran campaign led by Jim Raynor.387pts
10Warcraft III: Reign of ChaosThe 2002 RTS with heroes and a story campaign that spawned the MOBA genre via its mod scene.387pts
11OverwatchThe 2016 team-based hero shooter built around a colourful cast of characters.284pts
12HearthstoneThe 2014 free-to-play digital card game set in the Warcraft universe.284pts
13Overwatch 2The 2022 free-to-play sequel that replaced the original with a five-versus-five format.284pts
14BlackthorneThe 1994 cinematic platformer in which Kyle Blackthorne fights to retake his home world.284pts
15StarCraftThe 1998 real-time strategy classic with three asymmetric factions that became an esports pillar.0pts
