As with Diablo III and Diablo Immortal before it, Diablo IV will allegedly require a constant internet connection and utilize servers. While the news that Diablo IV and its beta will sport crossplay and cross-progression sounds like a boon, there’s always a price to pay. However, since the betas will only last a few days each, participants probably won’t have enough time to take full advantage of Diablo IV’s cross-platform functionality. If you plan on playing on Xbox Series X and PC, you still have to purchase it for both platforms. Of course, gamers will need to link their consoles and PC to their account to access that feature, but please note that cross-progression doesn’t unlock Diablo IV for all consoles. Of course, you need an account to play Diablo IV anyway, so that shouldn’t be an issue.Įven better, Diablo IV will also feature cross-progression, which will allow players to begin on one platform and continue on another without losing any progress. To take advantage of crossplay, gamers will simply need a account. This news is as welcome as it is unexpected since Diablo II: Resurrected notoriously didn’t support that feature. There are also two editions of Diablo 2: Resurrected available for purchase, details of each edition can be found below.Blizzard has stated multiple times on official support articles and Twitter that Diablo IV (and, by extension, its betas) will feature crossplay. Fans can purchase a copy via the links below or heading to the official Diablo 2 website. Unfortunately, Diablo 2: Resurrected is only available in a digital format, which means you'll have to purchase the game directly on your platform of choice.ĭiablo 2: Resurrected is now available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC. How To Buy Diablo 2: Resurrected And All Editions READ MORE: How to Get the Reefborn Warbird Ship in Destiny 2.
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