BlizzCon 2026: Three Cheers for Diablo V and STARCRAFT
First up there’s Diablo V and guess what, Blizzard looks to be committing to a hard delivery timeframe of Spring 2029!
First up there’s Diablo V and guess what, Blizzard looks to be committing to a hard delivery timeframe of Spring 2029!
Finally gotten about finishing the story mode to Vessel of Hatred, the expansion to Blizzard’s Diablo IV. At the same time, I was focused on getting my Necromancer up to level 60 and back to Torment-level difficulty.
Dive into October’s gaming feast, from Diablo IV’s expansion to retro classics on Xbox Series S. We’re spotlighting three exciting indies: the anime-inspired Kernel Hearts, rhythm-action sequel Aaero 2, and massive-scale RTS Diplomacy is Not an Option.
Remember that poor scholar in the opening cinematic in Diablo IV? The one that was sacrificed by Elias in order to complete the summoning of Lilith into Sanctuary?
You know how sometimes you want to play a video game, but instead of the latest and greatest title sitting in your game library, you reach out for something familiar to pass the time.
It took a while but I finished the campaign in Diablo IV, 6 months after it was released. That’s a pretty long time, but my total play time, according to the unofficial site D4 Armoury, was about 73 hours.
This past two weeks have proven to be great getting back into Diablo IV. I’ve managed to power through Acts III and IV of the game with only several sightings of other players in game.
It’s a battle royale for attention this month between the Nintendo Switch and the Steam Deck, but its all good with FC 24 on the Switch and Diablo IV on the Steam Deck!
Diablo IV’s second season, Season of Blood, is upon us this October 18th, and with that, the game will also see its debut on Steam!
if you are one who is keen to try out Diablo IV, be sure to note that the game will be at 25% off starting from August 30th at 1 a.m. Malaysian Time until the 6th of September on Battle.net.