Blizzard Entertainment is continuing to provide quarterly updates on how Diablo 4's development is coming along. This quarterly update is focused on the storytelling and open world aspects of the game.
Diablo IV is still a ways away from release and Blizzard is already looking to change some things in regards to exactly how player progression works. Here's everything we know about Diablo IV's skill system.
Blizzard Entertainment has confirmed that Diablo IV is being designed as an "always online" game. Here's what we know about how the always online system will work.
Diablo IV will include PvP, or player-versus-player combat. Exactly what form it'll take is still up in the air though. Here's what we know about Diablo IV PvP so far.
Druids are a confirmed class in Diablo IV, bringing fur and fang transformations alongside powerful earth magic. Here's the Diablo IV Druid skill tree, as it exists right now.
The Barbarian rips and tears through foes, cleaving them apart with powerful blows. Here's the Barbarian skills and talent tree in Diablo IV.
Diablo IV's Sorceress class wields the fantastical power of the elements to devastating effect. Here's every skill, attack and talent for the Sorceress in Diablo IV.
Diablo IV's quarterly updates have kicked off, with Blizzard detailing the current UI design and controller support for PC. The team also shared some details on an enemy faction, the Cannibal Family.
According to the LinkedIn profile of Activision Blizzard Studios co-president Nyk van Dyk, an Overwatch animated show and a Diablo anime are both on the way.
While Blizzard's hack-and-slash RPG Diablo IV is still a ways away, there's a lot to glean from what has been released. Here's what we know about the lore and story of Diablo IV so far.
In a new Diablo IV blog post, David Kim, Lead Systems Designer on the game, talks about changes to the way attack and defense values will work.
Many players are wondering just how big the world of Diablo IV is and while we don't know exactly how big it'll be, we do have a good idea of what to expect from this dark, Gothic world.
While Diablo IV is deep in development, Blizzard is looking for feedback on just what different kinds of players would like to get from the endgame experience, including the use of infinite or finite progression systems.
At BlizzCon 2019, Blizzard formally unveiled Diablo IV. In line with leaks that had taken place in the preceding weeks, Diablo IV is a return to a dark, Gothic art style and atmosphere that sees Lilith as the main antagonist.
Diablo IV is an isometritc action-RPG that will launch with five different classes. Here's every class in Diablo IV that we know will be playable at launch.
Diablo fans can look forward to more news for Diablo IV coming in 2020, with quarterly updates on the game that will begin sometime in February 2020.
Last week, Blizzard Entertainment revealed Diablo IV to the world. No release date was provided, but we did get a glimpse at the gameplay. While it maintains the fluid combat of Diablo III, the visuals are much darker and the narrative sets an almost post-apocalyptic tone.
With the announcement of Diablo IV, artists are flocking to make amazing fan art. You can make some of your own really easily with a 3D printer.
BlizzCon 2019 is around the corner, and it seems like there are a lot of possible leaks floating around. A few days ago, Diablo IV was probably revealed by an upcoming artbook, and today, new images appeared on social media revealing Overwatch 2. As is the case with any leak, take these with a grain of salt until we receive confirmation from Blizzard Entertainment.
A few days ago, a German publication by the name of GameStar reported about an artbook that contained potential images of Diablo IV would be launching soon. Unfortunately, we weren't able to verify its claims at the time, but now Polygon and Twitter user @OverwatchNaeri shared an image that says the artbook contains images from Diablo IV.