Notably, The Art of Diablo is very much a real thing, though the official description seemingly does not mention any of the games covered by name. And a new ad in an upcoming magazine could once again point to the title's imminent existence.Īn ad for The Art of Diablo in an upcoming issue of the German gaming magazine GameStar reportedly includes a reference to the as-yet unannounced Diablo IV in the same breath as the previously released Diablo video games. Announcing a new mainline Diablo game could certainly be the shot in the arm Blizzard Entertainment needs after all the Hong Kong fallout. Next: Here's What Happened With Diablo 3'S Second Expansionĭiablo 4 is still unconfirmed officially, but is expected to be announced soon.Is Diablo 4 - stylized as Diablo IV, perhaps - set to be revealed at BlizzCon 2019? That seems to be the prevailing theory, and a number of reports, leaks, and so on seem to indicate that this is in fact the case. It's also generating hype for the upcoming announcement, though, something that Blizzard sorely needs as its still embroiled in a Hong Kong controversy that threatens to completely overshadow what is normally the best weekend of the year for fans of the developer. Whether or not the Diablo 4 leak is true, it's certainly set a high bar for Blizzard come BlizzCon 2019.
The post also suggests that Diablo 4 plays heavily off Diablo 2, another scrap of information that will surely excite fans.
The mage, which seems to be a replacement for the sorcerer/sorceress class a barbarian class that is exactly what fans might expect from the series historically and a druid class, which will be able to transform into beasts and use the elements of wind and lightning. The Diablo 4 leak also suggests that there are at least three classes confirmed for the game already.
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