In a surprise reveal at BlizzCon this weekend, Blizzard Entertainment confirmed that Diablo 5 is officially in development and targeting a “spring 2029” release. That said, this might be bad news for players still on the fence about investing time and money into Diablo 4. But considering fans waited an agonizing 11 years between the third and fourth games, getting a sequel this quickly is probably great news.
Blizzard expands Diablo II: Resurrected with Warlock class and Steam release
If you thought Blizzard was going to let Diablo’s 30th anniversary pass with just a polite nod to the past, you were wrong.
Revisit Tristram: Play Diablo on your phone or browser
View PostDiablo 4 Vessel of Hatred expansion coming Oct 8. Preorders now live
Blizzard has dropped a ton of new info on Diablo 4’s upcoming expansion, Vessel of Hatred, during today’s Xbox Games Showcase event, while also confirming its release date and debuting a new cinematic trailer to hype its release.
Diablo 4’s seasonal event is OP right now
The new vampire-themed season of Diablo 4 is now live, following yesterday’s launch bogged down by hours of delay caused by technical issues with crossplay across PC and console platforms.
You can now play Diablo 4’s Season of Blood after delay
Good news! Diablo 4’s second season is now live. This, after technical problems forced game publisher Blizzard Entertainment to delay its launch for a few hours.
Diablo Immortal launched in PH, other markets. Can your device run it?
After a brief delay, Blizzard Entertainment has finally launched Diablo Immortal in Southeast Asia and the rest of Asia Pacific, including the Philippines. The free-to-play title is now playable in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Macao, Malaysia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand as well, with dedicated servers set up in the said regions to ensure better connectivity and ping.
Diablo Immortal for mobile, PC coming to PH, other regions in June
Finally: Diablo Immortal, the much-anticipated live-service, free-to-play action RPG from Blizzard Entertainment, has a release date.
Will Call of Duty and Blizzard games remain on PlayStation after Microsoft buyout?
It was earlier this week when Microsoft announced that it has agreed to purchase Activision Blizzard in an all-cash deal worth $68.7 billion. The acquisition sent shockwaves around the globe and will catapult the American tech giant to the top of the gaming scene as the third-largest game publisher in the world, only behind Tencent and Sony. It is easily the biggest in the history of the gaming industry.
What Microsoft’s Activision Blizzard deal means for Xbox, Game Pass
In case you missed the huge, possibly landscape-changing announcement, Microsoft has agreed to acquire Activision Blizzard in a mega-deal worth $68.7 billion. Activision Blizzard is also facing multiple lawsuits and federal investigations following accusations of harassment and misconduct.
How to play Diablo Immortal on your Android device now
View PostDiablo 4: Everything we know about the upcoming game
Diablo 4 has finally been revealed at the annual Blizzard show, aka BlizzCon, this year, as previously rumored.