This gives the developers two more weeks - from the time of the latest D4 developer update - to squash any post-launch bugs. The first Season is only the start.ĭiablo 4 Season 1 starting on July 20 gives players six-and-a-half weeks (from launch) to finish the campaign the first time - and you’ll want to finish the campaign so you can unlock the campaign skip and jump immediately into the new season content when you roll a Seasonal character.
We know Season 1 starts on July 20, and if Blizzard keeps to its planned schedule we should see Season 2 before the end of the year, too. In a recent Diablo IV hands-on preview, we said the upcoming ARPG seems to be "on the right track" and delivers "on its promise of giving players far more agency than before in how they both play and build their favorite characters.Blizzard plans to deliver “up to four Seasons a year” in Diablo 4, with new seasons about every three months - modeled after the Diablo 3 system. However, the integration process has been described as bumpy, which has led to duplicate work, according to the Post.īlizzard is expected to officially announce Diablo IV's release date at The Game Awards. Now Playing: Diablo IV Cinematic Trailer | The Game Awards 2022Īccording to one Blizzard employee quoted in the article, Blizzard is "not willing to delay the game anymore," so the team will have to "figure out how much we're willing to hurt ourselves to make sure the game gets released in a good enough state." An internal company email from November sent to the Diablo IV team acknowledged that the development team was "moving into a period where some people may put in some extra hours."īlizzard looked to bring in additional help to get Diablo IV over the finish line in the form of the Activision-owned developer Vicarious Visions, now known as Blizzard Albany. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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