11 years ago, patch 1.13c for Diablo II went live and was officially the last time balance changes were added to the game. Fast forward to 2021, and Diablo II: Resurrected has welcomed old and new fans across PC and console to experience that version of Diablo II completely remastered. With the game reintroduced to modern audiences, we feel now is the right time to evolve Diablo II even further with patch 2.4, which will introduce improvements to balance, some exciting item changes, and more, all coming before the kick-off of the first Ladder season! Patch 2.4 will launch on Public Test Realm (PTR) early next year with loads of updates. For a deep dive into the details, please check our new blog post update. Since the launch of Diablo II: Resurrected, fans have told us that they enjoy how the remaster stayed true ...

Diablo, The Lord of Terror, is clawing his way out of CRT monitors and onto HD screens everywhere. Available today, Diablo II: Resurrected is the definitive remaster of Diablo II and its Lord of Destruction expansion. The genre-defining action-RPG has been faithfully modernised to be more stunning, more accessible, and more fun than ever before. Designed to take full advantage of today’s modern gaming hardware, Diablo II: Resurrected supports up to 4K resolution* displays. It also includes fully remastered 7.1 Dolby Surround audio* so players won’t miss a single bloodcurdling scream. All 27 minutes of the original game’s cinematics are also re-shot with stunning high-fidelity visuals. While considerable work went into bringing Diablo II into the modern era, preserving the authenticity of the experience was paramount—the original game engine is still running “under the hood,” performing the same calculations and game logic as it did back in the year 2000. “Diablo II: ...

Last weekend, Diablo II: Resurrected held its Early Access to Open Beta weekend for anyone who pre-ordered the game, or were lucky enough to receive a key via Twitch Drops after watching their favourite streamers. As a reminder, starting on 21st August at 3:00am AEST / 5:00am NZST, the game will officially open up to all for the public Open Beta test. Anyone on Windows PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, or PlayStation 5 will be able to freely download and play the Diablo II: Resurrected beta build over the weekend. This will mark the first time ever that anyone can experience Diablo II on consoles and will be able to try out cross-progression between platforms. Players can team up with their friends and experience the entirety of the first two Acts as the Barbarian, Sorceress, Amazon, Druid, or Paladin. There is no level cap, so everyone can try ...