Diablo 4's Vessel of Hatred expansion is coming next week, with PC pre-load beginning today. Blizzard has another new guide to prepare you for the next chapter, along with details you may have missed about the expansion content, preorder bonuses, and more.Â
Diablo IV is coming to Xbox Game Pass on March 28th, marking the first of the Activision Blizzard titles to make the migration to Xbox's subscription service since the acquisition last year.
Starting next week, players who have completed the latest season in Diablo IV can up their challenge by taking on the Abattoir of Zir, coming on December 5th.
It's no secret that buzz around Blizzard has waned in recent years. However, with the first BlizzCon set to happen in person since before the Pandemic, there just might be something that sends a spark through the community once again.
 Diablo 4 Is offering some special gold and XP bonuses this coming weekend, starting on September 1st.
A brand new short story, "Teeth of the Plague" is now out, concluding the Diablo IVÂ Tales of Sanctuary series.
Keeping promises, the Diablo 4 1.1.1 patch notes have been released, featuring balance changes, boosts to Barbarian and Sorcerer, more guaranteed Legendary weapons, and more helpful tweaks.
The Diablo IV team outlined patch 1.1.1, with Barbarians and Sorcerers getting major help, quality of life changes, and much more when the update is out on August 8th.
Following last week's promised greater transparency, the Diablo IV team will detailpatch 1.1.1 in a new stream tomorrow, complete with community Q&A on changes (and course correction) to come.
The Diablo IV team is promising greater transparency before making major changes, in response to a wildly negative response to this week's pre-season patch. More tweaks are coming soon, and more features are on the way soon.
Season 1 for Diablo IV is live today, and the Diablo team has scheduled the first dev chat of the season. The team will be discussing the heavily negative feedback to this week's patch and what to expect going forward.
As we get ready to jump into Diablo IV's first season, three Diablo devs took the time to answer some of the burning questions about how all of this will work.
Season of the Malignant will dawn in Diablo IV tomorrow. The team is preparing us all for the new season, with everything to know ahead of time. The game has been patched with some fixes, helpful tweaks, and wider nerfs.
Having spent thousands of hours across its predecessors, the franchise had plenty of features to love or hate. Nick talks about the things Diablo 4 should have taken from Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 when it launched earlier this summer.
For a AAA game like Diablo IV, emphasizing scale and how much there is to do, there'saglaring limitation in the constant palette swaps and repetitive enemies.