With wholesale changes to loot management, skill tree progression, and buildcrafting, Diablo IV’s upcoming expansion is more than just the end of a saga.
"So many of the features are a love letter to Diablo and its players," said lead system designer Colin Finer about the upcoming expansion.
On a scale between the realistic style of Diablo 4 and Overwatch's stylized look, the StarCraft project is described as closer to the former.
Drew Murray joined Blizzard Entertainment back in January and is seemingly involved in the rumored first-person shooter.
Mephisto‘s taking quite a clever approach to things in the opening minutes of the new expansion, which launches on April 28th.
Things could be looking up for the sci-fi franchise that's been quiet for far too long, but an announcement is looking all the more real.
You're going to have a better (and probably more engaging) time learning the ropes of new classes and enjoying each one to its fullest.
The mobile-only title is being developed by a "dedicated team," separate from Team 4, with testing available only in select regions.
Liadrin's past isn't going to affect her future as a Paladin, and her resolve seems stronger than ever against the Void's impending threat.
However, Blizzard Entertainment is watching to see if their surprise gift for Diablo 2: Resurrected players is well-received.
The beloved action RPG (or rather its remaster) gets its first new class in decades alongside new items, Runewords, and much more.
Blizzard's hero shooter more than doubled its previous record on the platform, hitting nearly 166,000 peak concurrent players.
The company's Shooter Headquarters is reportedly leading the title, which has begun "full-scale development" and talent recruitment.
Director Aaron Keller says the team will support the hero shooter "for as far into the future as our players will continue playing."
Overwatch drops the '2' from its name and sets a new story-driven content roadmap in motion with Vendetta making a stylish power play.
February 10th marks the start of a fresh Season 1 with five new heroes, two new core maps, a UI overhaul, faction war, and more.
"These aren’t updates in isolation. They’re part of where Blizzard is heading—together with the players who’ve been here all along."
The studio could be working on the next mainline title in its acclaimed first-person shooter series to coincide with Amazon's TV series.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred brings Mephisto, Paladin early access, Skovos, and big new endgame reworks on April 28, 2026.
In a post on ResetEra, Jason Schreier noted that he knows what is being teased but doesn't want to reveal it because "it's a good one".
