Diablo 4

Diablo 4's popularity as well as its open-ended story means that an expansion (or three) is a matter of when, not if.

One of the most pivotal figures in Diablo 4 is Elias, a former Horadrim who was first introduced in the announcement cinematic.

Honestly, my upward progress in Diablo 4 has hit a stretch I'd describe as “excruciating,” except that I feel that's not really strong enough.

Diablo 4's first Season, the Season of the Malignant, will launch on July 20 with a host of additions to the game — many of which you'll only be able to access by making a new seasonal character.

I have a laundry list of changes I'd like to see made to Diablo 4, varying from game mechanics to lore and story additions.

Diablo 4's first season launches on July 20, and it will be Season of the Malignant, which will include a new story rooted around the appearance of strange Malignant creatures throughout Sanctuary.

Diablo 4 continues the seasonal model we've seen in other Diablo games, with new Seasons coming out quarterly, and the first season is starting soon!

There's no secret that one of the appeals in Diablo 4 is loot, but as much as we all love that little hit of dopamine from the orange pillar of light and sound from a legendary drop, sometimes all the game seems to want to award you is ten thousand shoes when all you need is a knife.

One of the major focuses of Diablo 4's post-campaign gameplay is Nightmare Dungeons, but until recently, they weren't necessarily the form of gameplay you would want to engage in if you wanted to play in the most efficient manner.

Diablo 4 is going to have Seasons -- similar to, but more in depth than its predecessor D3 did -- and one of the consequences of Seasonal Rotations is that players new to the franchise may be surprised or even shocked by things we veteran players of the Diablo series are used to seeing.