Diablo

In essence, leveling in Diablo 3 takes two separate paths.

When friends ask me for online game recommendations, Diablo 3 is always my first suggestion.

December's developer blog for Diablo 4 gave us all sorts of goodies and tidbits on the player skills tree, stats, and itemization, with the latter as the focal point of the blog (and the most requested topic of the year for D4 news).

It's untrue to say that Diablo Immortal is just a port of Diablo 3 onto mobile devices.

Torghast brings a fun roguelike element to World of Warcraft, and it's reminiscent of design elements like Diablo 3's Nephalem and Greater Rifts.

Diablo Immortal is a unique new entry in Blizzard's game lineup.

We finally have some idea of how Diablo Immortal is going to play and I'm glad to report it's still recognizably Diablo in its approach to itemization.

I'm excited every time we get a Quarterly Update for Diablo 4, despite the fact that these are updates for a game that's not out yet and that could all change at a moment's notice.

We finally know when Diablo Immortal will get any sort of public test: the answer is "now, if you live in Australia." The announcement of a technical alpha test says invites to Australian players who pre-registered on the Google Play Store have started going out, and there are already streamers showing off gameplay.

We are seeing more and more information about Diablo 4 and that has me really starting to think about what kind of game it's going to be.