Diablo

Even though Diablo 3 isn't getting any new season themes, the seasonal cycle has continued and Diablo 3 Season 34 is now live, bringing back the Light's Calling theme from Season 27.

"Which is better?" is likely the question that everyone's asking, and the answers you are going to get are going to depend on what you're looking for in a game. Inside we discuss what Blizzard might learn from Grinding Gear Games sequel; but also, what Blizzard currently does better and what the entire genre can learn from these behemoths.

Quoth the Raven “Nevermore.”

Diablo 4 Season 7 is the Season of Witchcraft, where for the next three months players get to live out the Taissa life goals established in the title's base campaign storyline by wielding the witchcraft of Hawezar.

While the patch notes are long (oh jeez they are long), we're going to go ahead and highlight a few of the amazing changes that came out in today's patch.

Diablo 4 Season 7 kicked off on Tuesday, January 21 and lasts through April 15, 2025.

Diablo 3 Season 33, Shades of the Nephalem, kicked off October 25 to the delight of all players who love flexibility in their Kanai's Cube.

We usually don't have much warning to the end of a Diablo 3 season, but we get something, right?

Though one can purchase the original Diablo from GOG.com, Blizzard annually indulges our nostalgia for this classic with the Darkening of Tristram event in Diablo 3, letting us chase down cultists and venture into vision of Tristram's past.

The Diablo 4 team is giving us only holiday gift that matters: the gift of more Treasure Goblins.