Returning from the original Diablo game, the new take on the Rogue class will be just as customizable as the other Diablo 4 classes. Blizzard also confirmed previous rumors that Diablo 4 is adding a Rogue class. Players will have the option to use the old-school visuals as well, though.ĭiablo 2: Resurrected was one of the biggest Blizzcon 2021 announcements, but it wasn't the only Diablo-related announcement at the show. Essentially, it should be the same Diablo 2 experience that fans remember from 2000, but with some quality of life improvements and improved visuals.

It supports 4K resolution (on PC, at least) as well as cross-progression and other new features. RELATED: Diablo Creator Shines Some Light on Unreleased Diablo 2 Expansionĭiablo 2: Resurrected will feature completely remastered graphics, giving the classic game a major facelift that helps it better live up to modern standards.

More details should come soon, but in the meantime, the Diablo 2: Resurrected site revealed some more interesting details about the game. It's possible that the game is skipping Xbox One, though that would be an odd choice since it's coming to PS4 and Switch. As revealed during BlizzCon 2021, Blizzard is bringing back the critically-acclaimed action RPG in the form of Diablo 2: Resurrected, which will be available for PC and consoles later this year.īlizzard didn't specify which consoles in the Diablo 2: Resurrected announcement trailer, but the official website lists PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, and Xbox Series X. This included a Diablo 2 remake, which has now been officially announced.

Like what seems to happen every year, many of Blizzard's big announcements for BlizzCon 2021 were leaked online prior to the show.

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