developers Blizzard Entertainment announced his arrival closed beta of last game from diablo 4The first of several situations where players can test the game and provide feedback on the topic.
It will be a reserved closed beta, meaning players won’t be able to talk about it publicly (although we imagine leaks won’t be lacking as they already are). PC and Xbox Series X | It will be playable on S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 consoles with cross-play enabled and with shared progress across all platforms.
Blizzard has also released a video detailing the closed beta, where we can see game director Joe Shely and franchise general manager Rod Fergusson:
Let’s read more details provided by Blizzard:
For this beta, we’ve decided to focus on the Diablo IV endgame for several reasons. The full storyline of Lilith’s return to Sanctuary is not something we want to spoil before release, so players will be able to enjoy a post-campaign version of Sanctuary during the beta. Also, for many, the endgame mode is Diablo’s favorite aspect, so we want to make sure it’s satisfying and packed with a variety of challenges to accompany many long demon-killing sessions. To do this, we will pre-collect community feedback so it can be integrated into Diablo IV prior to release. Players selected to participate in the endgame closed beta will have the ability to provide feedback between sessions through an in-game reporting tool.
Here is a list of endgame features included in this beta: Hell Tide, Nightmare Expeditions, Whispers of the Dead, Fields of Hate, and Scoreboards of Excellence. Build skills and knowledge by playing these mods, because you’ll need every tool at your disposal to defeat the endgame closed beta boss!
when it comes invitationsDuring this initial phase, Blizzard will prefer experienced players for the following reason, which is reported on its official website: “We will use game data to invite a limited number of Diablo players who spend a lot of time playing the last game modes. Diablo II: Resurrected and Diablo III.”
To get the closed beta invitation, follow these steps:
Visit the Battle.net website or open the Battle.net app.
Click on your username shown in the upper right corner of the screen and then select Account Settings or View Account depending on the platform.
Click on the Privacy menu option and then go to Communication Preferences.
Click the Update button and make sure to turn on News and Special Offers from Battle.net.
These steps must be completed by October 11.
If you do not receive an invitation by November 18, 2022, you are not selected. However, Blizzard promised that there will be more beta phases in the future.
Source: Multiplayer
