Fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the new version of Diablo II. This will happen in September – but you can thank the open beta in advance. A specific date has now been set for this.
Blizzard Entertainment now has the long-awaited details of the open beta testing phase on its official website Diablo II: Resurrected Full version announced before availability on September 23, 2021. The beta will start in August.
Those who pre-order the new version will first get an idea of the myriad improvements and innovations. They get early access to the beta and can start this Friday, August 13th from 7:00 pm German time. From this point on, you can gamble on the weekends.
Haven’t you ordered the full version yet? You will have to wait a week to enter the open beta. The opening scene will be given here on August 20th at 7:00 pm.
Which sites are supported? Basically Diablo II: Resurrected appears to everyone, with one exception: Switch is not part of the beta program. If you want to run the title on the Nintendo console, you have to wait until the full version is released. Otherwise, the beta will increase to PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S.
The initial access beta for pre-orders will be upgraded to a free accessible open beta one week later. However, beta improvements will probably not be carried over to the full version later.
What is the content on the board? The first two actions are played. There is no upper level limit, so you can diligently balance. Classes are Palatine and Druid, as well as the Amazon, Barbarian and Magician class. Online multiplayer and PVP are supported.
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