In Diablo 4, more so than any other game in the series, the world in which the Diablo universe is set, Sanctuary, is almost a character with a full backstory and personality all its own.

The next Hearthstone mini-set is Audiopocalypse, and it's now live!

It’s Summer Games Done Quick 2023 week, and that means a happy Mitch. Mind you, the last couple weeks have been absolutely jam-packed, but knowing SGDQ is waiting for me… well, that makes it a little easier to get through the day.

We just passed the 500k mark this morning, and, as usual, my only complaint is that I don’t have the whole week to just sit and watch without distractions.

But distractions and Queues there are, so let’s dive in.

Join us this week as we explore the idea that there may be more lands west of Kalimdor and, if so, what we’d like to see inhabit those lands.

Game development and release is fluid and change is frequent -- some games release on time, some are delayed for various reasons, and others are cancelled (or at least parts of them) outright.

Since the earliest incarnations of Diablo, the game has had some kind of difficulty level that the player can select to increase the challenge of the game, and in Diablo 4, you set your difficulty by selecting a World Tier.

Diablo 4 is the first game in the series to feature mounts, so you might be wondering: how do I get and use mounts in the game?

Much like its predecessor, Diablo 4 allows you to skip having to repeat the whole campaign on new characters — provided you've completed it at least once before.

After completing the Campaign and Epilogue in Diablo 4 you'll be directed to several quests in order to open up endgame activities even if you've yet to reach level 50.

Diablo 4 features two pet-empowered classes at release: the Necromancer with their undead Minions, and the Druid with their Companions.