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In a technical alpha held in April, we found Diablo 2 was just as faithful a re-release as Blizzard had promised, and that its controller support made all the difference for newer players.Fans of the 20-year old title will be able to replay the game they know and love, with support for cross-progression between platforms and full controller support.įor the Early Access, which runs until Tuesday (August 17), you’re given a choice of either single-player and multiplayer story campaign, with five out of the seven playable character classes available. At the time, executive producer Rod Ferguson stressed that Resurrected is a remaster, not a remake. 23.īlizzard first announced Diablo 2: Resurrected at BlizzConline earlier this year. But there will be no level cap, so players can try out a variety of builds for as long as they want to progress in these two acts.īlizzard’s official blog post has more details. The multiplayer component will support up to eight players in PvP or PvE play.īoth beta periods will be limited to the game’s Act I: The Sightless Eye and Act II: The Secret of the Vizjerei. Players may try out cross-progression support on the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X versions.īlizzard says both betas will allow players to try out five classes: Paladin, Druid, Barbarian, Amazon, and Sorceress. This beta and the early access beta include all platforms except Nintendo Switch.

PDT, and is available to those with a pre-order for Diablo 2: Resurrected or the Diablo Prime Evil Collection (a special edition with some extra in-game stuff for $20 more). The early access period starts Friday, Aug. Players who pre-ordered the remaster of the 2000 dungeon crawler will get in on an early access weekend starting Friday afternoon, with the public open beta following the next weekend. Diablo 2 : Resurrected’s multiplayer beta begins this weekend, Blizzard announced on Tuesday.