Blizzard Entertainment's widely followed multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) - "Heroes of the Storm," has just undergone a management revamp a couple of days ago as the online game's director - Dustin Browder will be venturing other projects, though it will still be under Blizzard's wing.
Browder has been with the title for over a year now and expressed his sadness of leaving the acclaimed competitive game. He added that he still plays the game almost on a daily basis and went on saying that working with the "Heroes" team is one of the highlight reels of his career. Despite the leaving his team with a heavy heart, all of it will be half the burden as he passed on the torch to an equally capable and tenured individual in the persona of Alan Dabiri, Gamespot reported.
Browder further explained that he already gave Dabiri a sneak peek of the things that he'll be handling prior to relinquishing his post. Dabiri, on the other hand, is one of the seniors in the company and has been with Blizzard for two decades now.
The new game director sat down with Polygon just recently talking about the new task at hand. Dabiri revealed that he has been a part of "Heroes" since day one as he is the game's technical director. Moreover, before assuming Browder's role, he already made quite an improvisation in the title when he incorporated the so-called "Brawl" mode in the game almost a couple of months ago.
In the interim, the Browder is as of late working on new project that has a first person element on it. Be it known that the shooter "Overwatch" is the only title of the company that has such theme from which fans are betting that it could be a major update for the game that Browder is working on or a new title to look out for.