It is through the voice of Rod Fergusson, head of the Diablo franchise at Blizzard, that the good news for fans has been made official: there will be one expansion per year for Diablo IV.
In addition to the classic seasons and updates, of course.
Bulk content for Diablo IV
Activision-Blizzard, currently in the process of being acquired by Microsoft, certainly seems to have ambitions for the future of its hack and slash Diablo IV which has just been launched. In any case, in an interview granted to DexertoRod Fergusson, the general manager of the game, spoke ” annual extensions “.
More precisely, he says: When you look at the launch of the game and this first season, we see it as building a foundation on which we can build the future. So when we look at our quarterly seasons and annual expansions, that’s what we focus on for our live service. »
The future arrival of new content for Diablo IV obviously comes as no surprise to anyone. Activision-Blizzard has always had a habit of fueling its games months, if not years, after their initial releases. This had also been the case for the previous opuses. Diablowith Reaper of Souls For Diablo III And Lord of Destruction For Diablo II.
But, one extension per year seems, despite everything, to be a very ambitious project. To see if the announced rhythm and the quality (as well as the purse of the players) will be able to follow. Start of response probably from 2024 with the first extension.
€44.99
- Enjoyable gameplay, varied classes
- Ghastly beautiful aesthetic
- Advanced build/stuff management
After a long controversial Diablo III, Blizzard signs with this fourth opus an almost unexpected performance: by mixing the best elements of each title, here we are with a very solid and macabre hack and slash which will know how to occupy the followers for long hours, in spite of an insufficiently exploited open world and a certain amount of recycling. Its rating reflects the current state of the game, but the promising endgame might be worth a point more (or less?).
After a long controversial Diablo III, Blizzard signs with this fourth opus an almost unexpected performance: by mixing the best elements of each title, here we are with a very solid and macabre hack and slash which will know how to occupy the followers for long hours, in spite of an insufficiently exploited open world and a certain amount of recycling. Its rating reflects the current state of the game, but the promising endgame might be worth a point more (or less?).
Source : TechRadar
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