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Blizzard[4]: "Diablo V is officially in development and coming Spring 2029." Dated to the last day of spring.
Independent coverage of the same BlizzCon roadmap.[1]
Independent coverage of Season 15 and the Amazon class.[1]
Blizzard's[1] BlizzCon 2026 panel recap gives Diablo V's Heir to Westmarch premise, procedural landscape and caravan, the Demon Hunter, Monk and new Plague Knight classes, and Diablo II-inspired itemization with Runes and Runewords.
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The fourth in the action role-playing series will be darker than the last iteration - a return to the grittier roots of the original Diablo.
Diablo 4 is on the way - there's plenty more hacking and slashing to be had. The next game in Blizzard's mega-popular franchise was unveiled a good while ago, and its release is drawing ever closer.
Following a 20-plus year wait, RPG fans will finally return to the Forgotten Realms of the popular Baldur's Gate franchise. But the Dungeons & Dragons-based sequel has much more going for it than players' long-brimming anticipation. Developed by Larian Studios — the team behind acclaimed RPG series Divinity — Baldur's Gate III represents that rare dream pairing of a beloved property with the studio best suited to adapting it. Toss in the fact that this hotly anticipated PC game has been honed over two years of fan feedback-fueled early access, and we can't wait to party up and teach those ugly mind flayers some manners.
