Diablo 4

One of the moments I most remember from BlizzCon 2019, besides the time I met an escaped mental patient and fell down and hurt myself in front of a wandering cat, was watching the Diablo 4 panels and hearing Candace Thomas talk about her work on the game.

The shiny brand new Action RPG title Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem recently released into the market.

Diablo Immortal has been one of those frustrating games that dwells in a vague shadowland between release and not-release.

Sometimes events in our little corner of the gaming world surprise you, and sometimes those surprises almost feel like they shouldn't be surprises.

I mean, I want a Diablo 4 beta now.

Okay, look, I'm excited about Diablo 4 and I'm not ashamed of that.

New decade, who dis?

This is something that bothers me about Diablo 3.

After a nearly 20-year-long hiatus, the Druid is back in the hands of players for Diablo 4 and was one of three classes in the floor demo at this year's BlizzCon.

When thinking about a Diablo game, it's inevitable that we'll focus on the characters we see. Diablo 3 is dominated in great part by characters like Deckard Cain, Tyrael, Leah, Adria, Belial, Azmodan, and Imperius, as well as Diablo and Malthael, the big two whose villainy drives the plot forward.