You can watch one of these videos attached above, if you're interested. However, they continue to show us that Diablo 4 is shaping up quite well, especially when it comes to art design. These videos, which are only about a minute long each, are merely meant to show off the various environments that Diablo 4's dungeons will feature. It takes a lot of hard work from many teams to make a Dungeon, and we are proud to show you what we have been working on."īlizzard went on to give fans a taste of some of these dungeons in a handful of different gameplay videos that were released. "In order to support over 150+ dungeons, we've had to shift the way we make environment art so that it's flexible enough to be used in multiple locations and not just in a single dungeon. Blizzard plans to release this new Diablo game in 2023. However, we added new and exciting features that allow us to make even more dungeons across the world of Sanctuary than ever before," Fletcher said. Lastly, Diablo 4 will be using a new engine, will allow the camera to zoom out, and will have better animations. The seasonal updates will fill the gap between full purchasable expansions that will include a much larger amount of content.ĭiablo IV launches on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One on June 6th, and Microsoft is offering a Diablo IV Xbox Series X bundle that is available to preorder now."Dungeons are still that randomized content that you know and love from previous Diablo titles.
The first season won't go live until sometime after Diablo IV's launch, however. These quarterly updates will be accompanied by new Battle Passes, which will have free and premium tracks for you to work through, both of which will only offer cosmetic items. For free content, we can expect to see seasonal updates applied every three months that will introduce small story additions to tie in new gameplay mechanics and more complex systems to the ever-growing world of Sanctuary. Speaking with Game Informer (via Dexerto), Blizzard associate game director Joe Piepiora has shed some light on the team's plans for Diablo IV's post-launch content, which will come as free and premium content.
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