There weren't many surprises at this year's Blizzcon, largely due to most of the major announcements leaking ahead of time. It's always possible that Blizzard could just quietly release it to the wild, which may be the best strategy. It will be interesting to see when, or if, Blizzard gives an actual update on the project.
Not giving any updates on the project is a wise move, as doubling down almost certainly would’ve drawn the ire of franchise fans. Notably absent was Diablo Immortal, the mobile game largely responsible for many of Blizzard’s woes at last year's show. But with this year’s Blizzcon opening with an apology, it seems more than likely that Blizzard will pour more effort into a smooth launch to ensure that they stay in the good graces of their fan base. Blizzard has stumbled with the franchise in the past - just ask any fans of Diablo 3 how smooth the launch went. The new entry appears to be something of an overhaul for the franchise, bringing with it a ton of new improvements over the previous game.ĭiablo 4 seems to be exactly what fans have been asking for, at least from what has been shown so far. Diablo 4 was revealed with a brand-new cinematic trailer and a gameplay reveal. Arguably the biggest, though also the most leaked, announcement from this year’s BlizzCon is Diablo 4, the next entry in the isometric looter franchise.
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