Diablo 4

While Diablo 4 is the game we've all been waiting for since its announcement at BlizzCon 2019, it's fair to say that Diablo 2 is the game that truly put the Diablo franchise on the map.

The past weeks have been devilishly entertaining as Blizzard rolled out major portions of the long-expected Diablo 4 for public feedback.

Diablo's world of Sanctuary is a grim, unfriendly place full of wolves (also werewolves), demons, cultists, undead and the occasional blizzard to watch out for.

After the Diablo 4 early access and open beta weekends, I keep thinking about the way that the action RPG juggernaut has translated open world gameplay into its isometric oeuvre and I realized that the game has a very similar feeling to games like the original Fallout or its modern incarnations.

Well, I liked the Diablo 4 open beta, anyway.

While the Diablo 4 open beta tries to hungrily devour the collective attention of the Blizzard Watch team, I’m pinch-hitting for Liz. So, without further ado, shall we Queue?

This weekend marked a momentous occasion, both for the Blizzardverse and gaming in general: Our very first real (public) look at Diablo 4.

With the Diablo 4 Beta Access and Open Access weekends approaching and the game's upcoming June release, there have been many questions about Xbox Game Pass and whether Diablo 4 will be available via that service.

IGN Fan Fest 2023 was this weekend, and while the event isn't close to being as big of a deal as Comic-Con or Summer Game Fest, it does provide a niche service for nerd-friendly properties due to arrive before the big summer events start.

Whether you adore Valentine's Day, or prefer the Gal- or Pal-entine's variations -- or maybe you couldn't care less about a specific day and want to share your affections with someone special any day of the year -- BlizzardWatch and social media team of the Diablo franchise can lend you a hand in sending a message to that significant someone.