A sorcerer summons the Queen of the Succubi and she is poised to subsume Diablo’s throne, setting her up as Diablo 4’s big bad. More importantly, it'll mean victories are neither clean nor guaranteed,’ he added. In addition, Lilith’s involvement was spelled out for us in the trailer. ‘The first thing you will notice is that we are going back to the franchise's darker roots,’ game director Luis Barriga said.
In its extended cinematic trailer, the concept of Diablo 4 looks quite grim, which is something that Blizzard has consciously leaned in to. Diablo 4 was confirmed, it’s in development, and it will be coming to PC and consoles.
Well, it’s been a turn-up for the artbooks. One depicted Lilith – an antagonist in Diablo 2 – holding the skull of Diablo, suggesting that she will be the villain in a possible Diablo 4. The book would show off ‘over 500 artworks from Diablo, Diablo II, Diablo III and Diablo IV.’ That got fans hot under the collar, so you could imagine what it was like when images from the book surfaced online. Then, German magazine GameStar featured an advertisement for an upcoming Diablo artbook. The mobile-exclusive Diablo Immortal was announced at BlizzCon 2018 but lots of fans felt disappointed as sources told Kotaku that the big reveal would be for Diablo 4.
Diablo 4 was officially confirmed at BlizzCon and promises players that the new game will explore the ‘darker roots’ of the successful multiplayer dungeon crawler (via GameSpot).īlizzard’s unspoken Diablo project had been lurking in the shadows for quite some time, and when its first-person Starcraft shooter was binned in favour of Diablo and Overwatch, rumours ran wild.
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