While the leaked Diablo 4 footage does not come from a final build, it does show a high degree of polish. Unfortunately, having approximately 45 minutes of gameplay footage leaked over the weekend was not a part of Blizzard's plan. Details such as the game's open world design and return of the necromancer class have been received favorably. As time inches closer to the game's 2023 release window, Diablo 4 developer Blizzard has been sharing additional tidbits to help build the hype. While Blizzard announced the project in 2019, much remains under wraps about the upcoming sequel to the beloved top-down action RPG franchise. The only Diablo 4 gameplay we’ve seen so far comes from the various betas that have taken place in the past few years, but all things considered Blizzard has been a little stingy about showing off too much of the game.Diablo 4has been a long time coming.

Even more intriguing, they also stated that one of the pre-order bonuses would be access to a new beta of the game, to take place in February 2023. These leaks are even willing to double down on the fact that the game’s pre-orders will begin that very same day, with several collectors editions available for pre-purchase.

This way, they’re planning to present the release date through a new trailer set to be presented by Geoff Keighley’s event. According to them the game will launch worldwide in April 2023, barely six months from now.Īccording to these sources, the seminal Blizzard saga is going to be one of the big protagonists of the coming The Game Awards show, which is slated to take place on December 8, 2022. Both websites have revealed that Diablo 4 is much closer than we believed. Windows Central and Xbox Era strike again.

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