The number of developers joining the ARM bandwagon keeps growing, with Blizzard announcing now that Wow: Shadowlands are now able to operate on Windows 10 ARM too.

Microsoft is betting big on Windows 10 ARM in the long run, especially now that Apple has come up with Apple Silicon so that they can provide customers with an increase of performance and longer battery life.

Windows 10 ARM, on the other hand, isn't necessarily getting so much traction, though developers are slowly joining the woking platform weight loss devices running it see the daylight.

Blizzard says it conducted extensive testing of World of Warcraft on Windows 10 ARM, even though everything was in working order, don't be too surprised should you come across small glitches.

"While our internal testing has been successful, we're looking for any unexpected issues that may be out there, so please test the most recent Chains of Domination PTR build on your Windows 10 ARM64 devices and tell us should you encounter any issues within this forum thread. Particularly, we expect the performance of the game to become in accordance with the specifications of the device, so don't hesitate to inform us regarding your specs and how WoW performs for you personally," the organization says.

Still no Linux support

In the event you're wondering who wants to play Wow on Windows 10 ARM, imagine that Surface Pro X is really a device powered by this platform, as well as in the long term, there's an opportunity more such products hit the shelves.

As the great news is that World of Warcraft has become running natively on Windows 10 ARM, the sport still doesn't support Linux, even though there are methods to launch the sport here too. However, without native support, Linux users wouldn't receive the same gaming experience, so it remains seen if Blizzard is planning an update in this regard as well or otherwise.