Diablo

Usually the sentence, "enjoy Echoing Nightmares forever," would seem kind of ominous, and well, it still does, because it's Diablo 3's 10th Anniversary, and in celebration we're getting the popular Echoing Nightmares mode from Season 26 added permanently to the game.

Diablo 2: Resurrected is getting it's first Ladder season on April 28 (29 in Europe and Asia) and there's a lot to cover if you're new to Ladder play.

As far back as BlizzCon 2018, we've only thought of Diablo Immortal as a mobile game.

Pre-orders for the iOS version of Diablo Immortal are now available, and after a few delays we now know the game is coming out on June 2, 2022.

We've been expecting the mobile title Diablo Immortal to be just that -- mobile -- but after much public outcry and a whole lot of tinkering, Blizzard has decided to release it officially for both PC and mobile platforms.

I have been thinking about the upcoming changes to talents in World of Warcraft Dragonflight and I have drawn several conclusions about them.

Another Diablo 3 Season has begun, with Season 26 representing the theme of Echoing Nightmare starting on April 15.

A series of changes came to Greater Rifts in Diablo 3 patch 2.7.3 just ahead of the start of Season 26 that should make getting to the Rift Guardian a little faster, without the tedium of chasing monsters down the endless corridors of maps like the Hidden Aqueducts.

The new Season's start is one of my favorite times of the year.

We're coming up on the start of Diablo 3 Season 26, and Blizzard has thrown together a new end-game mode as a theme: the Echoing Nightmare.  This is the first seasonal theme that's added an entirely new activity to the title, but tackling this unique rift type remains optional, so don't stress if you'd prefer to complete the season's journey and earn rewards.