Diablo-3

Here we are, four years after the launch of Diablo 3, and I'm still playing the game.

As is usual for me, I've gotten back into Diablo 3, dividing my time in game between a seasonal Barbarian and my level 70 Barbarian, grinding up Paragon levels.

Diablo's Season 5 wrapped up a while ago, patch 2.4.1 came out this week (with lots of crazy new cosmetic items), and today Season 6 will begin.

Though I always enjoy Diablo 3 when I'm playing it, it's surprisingly easy to completely forget to play it.

It's that time again: Diablo 3's Season 5 is coming to an end.

Diablo 3 has always had a starter edition that let you get to level 12 before shelling out any cash, but now it looks like the game may be free to play up to level 70. Based on several changes to Battle.net's Diablo store this afternoon it's pretty clear that something happening...

The release date for Overwatch has finally been announced -- and players who preorder will get early access to the beta.

Benny, aka bennyfits on Twitch, has been quietly working his way through Diablo 3 (and a little Hearthstone on the side) for about a week now.

Inside the Ruins of Sescheron in Act 3 of Diablo 3, players could venture into the Immortal Throne Room, where spirits of long-dead Barbarians stood watch over the body of Chief Elder Kanai. Exploring this small corner of Sanctuary, players were told that the time was not yet right — there was nothing you could interact with and nothing to fight in the throne room.

Patch 2.4.0 brought Set Dungeons to Diablo 3, and today we've been given some developer insights behind the process.