Analyst: Blizzard’s Titan is "casual MMO"

Blizzard remains tight-lipped on it’s mysterious project Titan but an analyst claims that the game is a casual MMO.

In his most recent report, Stern Agee’s Arvind Bhatia wrote that Blizzard Entertainment’s next products include "expansion packs for StarCraft and World of Warcraft, a new Diablo game [and] a new casual MMO", according to Kotaku.

He also claimed that these products are all likely to be released "in the next 12 to 24 months".

Blizzard has previously confirmed that Titan is the codename for its next generation MMO – could ‘next generation’ refer to the audience as well as the game itself?

Many believe the firm’s World of Warcraft has reached its peak, having seen subscriptions fall to a three-year low last month. The recent announcement that WoW is going free-to-play will no doubt slow this decline.

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