Which probably means we might see some Diablo 4 action at the big Xbox & Bethesda Showcase tonight. The official Diablo IV site has been updated with a button letting you register for upcoming betas, something that has been hinted at but not confirmed. Rumblings are pointing to a potential late 2022 beta for the game which will give players their first chance to hop into the highly anticipated sequel.

The site also updates the platforms that Diablo 4 is currently in development for, listing PC (via Battle.Net), Xbox Series X|S, and PS5. Meaning that it will skip previous gen consoles entirely.



As per above the first gameplay trailer for Diablo 4 went live in 2019 - I even got to sink some serious time into it - and since then Blizzard has been fairly open and transparent with the changes it has made to the itemisation, art, and other elements. No release date has been officially set for the game, but it's expected to release sometime in 2023.

We'll have more once official Beta dates and info are revealed, but in the meantime, be sure to sign up.