The game is now live! Blizzard has launched the long-awaited sequel to 2012’s Diablo III at last! The full global launch of Diablo IV will take place on June 5th and 6th depending on your region, and mirrors the exact same times as Early Access:ĭiablo IV is fully cross-play and cross-progression across all platforms, though you’re required to have a account. Pre-loads for the game on all platforms are already live.Įarly Access will be the full game with the entire game and all content available the same as when it launches. The game will launch with two more classes, Assassin and Necromancer, but those two classes will not be available during the betas.Diablo IV Early Access Start Time By Region Credit: Blizzard

The Barbarian, Amazon, and Sorcereress classes from that beta will be playable once again, along with the Paladin and Druid classes which are new for this beta. Similar to a previous beta test, only Act I and Act II will be playable. There will be no level cap for this beta, and it's unclear whether beta progress will carry over into the main game. Cross-progression will be available during both beta periods, but a separate pre-order is necessary for each platform during the Early Access beta. Progress will carry over between the two betas, but no progress will carry over from the beta held earlier this year. Preloads for this beta begin for console players on Tuesday, August 17 and for PC players on Wednesday, August 18. From Friday, August 20 at 10:00 AM PDT to Monday, August 23 at 10:00 AM PDT, the open beta begins without any pre-order necessary.Players can preload the beta beginning August 11. From Friday, August 13 at 10:00 AM PDT to Tuesday, August 17 at 10:00 AM PDT, anybody who has pre-ordered Diablo II: Resurrected or the Diablo Prime Evil Collection will be able to take part in an Early Access beta.

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