Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred
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Weekend PC Download Deals for Aug. 7: Steam Cyberpunk Fest
This weekend's PC gaming deals include a Steam Cyberpunk Fest featuring discounts on titles like Cyberpunk 2077 and Deus Ex games. Several storefronts like Epic Games Store, GOG.com, and Humble Bundle are also offering significant sales on various games, with some titles available for free. Additionally, Ubisoft is celebrating 25 years of Ghost Recon with deep discounts and a free trial for Ghost Recon Wildlands.
Diablo 4 is Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in September, to be Unveiled at Gamescom 2026 – Rumor
Rumors suggest Diablo 4 will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 in September for $69.99, with an official announcement expected at Gamescom 2026. The report also details the Lord of Hatred expansion, which was previously released for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and received a mixed review.
We May Already Know One Major Diablo 4 BlizzCon Announcement
A Nintendo Switch 2 version of Diablo 4 is reportedly planned for release around September 15 or 18, with a $70 price point. This port is expected to be officially announced at BlizzCon in September, alongside other Diablo-related news. Blizzard has previously released Diablo 3 and Diablo 2: Resurrected on Nintendo platforms.
Diablo 4 reportedly comes to Switch 2 next month, but will be a $69.99 code-in-box release
Diablo 4 is reportedly launching on the Nintendo Switch 2 in September as a code-in-box release for $69.99. While the exact contents of the Switch 2 version are unknown, it is priced similarly to a bundle that includes the base game and upcoming DLC. Blizzard previously expressed interest in bringing Diablo 4 to the platform, acknowledging challenges with live services on Switch.
Choirs in Hell: The making of Diablo 4's iconic soundtrack
Blizzard composers Ted Reedy and Leo Kaliski discuss the evolution of Diablo 4's soundtrack, from its ambient origins to the more defined scores for expansions like Lord of Hatred. They detail how musical motifs from the original Diablo are woven into the new score and how technology is used to create dynamic, ever-changing soundscapes for players during long gameplay sessions.
Lord of Hatred upgraded Diablo 4 into one of the best action RPGs out there, but its new season ignores everything that…
While the Lord of Hatred expansion significantly improved Diablo 4 with new skill trees and crafting systems, the current Season of Death Awakening feels like a step backward. The new 'Ruptures' and world boss encounters fail to integrate with the expansion's robust systems, offering little incentive for players to engage with them beyond the endgame grind. This disconnect suggests a need for Blizzard to re-evaluate its seasonal content strategy to better align with the game's evolving core mechanics.
Diablo 4 finally adds a mode it should have had on day one, but all I can think about is skinny Roadhog
Diablo 4's Season of Death Awakening (Season 14) introduces significant endgame updates including proper leaderboards and the long-awaited Solo Self-Found mode. The season also features new 'Ruptures' mechanic, a free Warlock class trial, and an Overwatch collaboration, though the latter has drawn mixed reactions. The expansion, Lord of Hatred, has been praised for improving the game's structure and story.
Diablo 4 Season of the Death Awakening kicks off next week with a Warlock free trial
Diablo 4's Season of Death Awakening begins next week, introducing new endgame activities, monsters, and a boss. Blizzard Entertainment is also offering a limited-time free trial for the Warlock class from June 30 to July 7, allowing players to test the new character up to level 25.
Diablo IV’s Season of Death Awakening claims you on June 30 – here’s the trailer and patch notes
Blizzard Entertainment is launching the Season of Death Awakening for Diablo IV on June 30, introducing new mechanics like Pandemonium Ruptures and Mythic Uniques 3.0. The season also features a free trial for the Warlock class up to level 30 and a limited-time collaboration with Overwatch.
Evidence of Diablo 4 coming to the Nintendo Switch 2 ramps up, as Blizzard Entertainment's RPG gets another rating
Further evidence suggests Diablo 4 may be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, as the game received a rating from the Taiwan Entertainment Software Rating board for the platform. This rating, which has since been removed, follows a similar incident with the Indonesian Game Rating System. Former franchise manager Rod Fergusson previously noted the potential for Diablo titles on Switch 2, citing challenges with live services on the platform.
Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred Has Been Rated For Switch 2 In Taiwan
A rating for Diablo 4's 'Lord of Hatred' expansion has appeared on Taiwan's rating board, suggesting a potential release on the unreleased 'Switch 2' console. This follows a similar rating that surfaced in Indonesia earlier this year. Blizzard Entertainment has not officially confirmed any Switch versions of Diablo 4.
Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred For Switch 2 Has Been Rated In Taiwan
The expansion Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred has received a rating in Taiwan for the upcoming Switch 2 console, following a similar rating for Nintendo Switch discovered in April. This expansion, which was released on other platforms in April 2026, introduces new classes and gameplay features. While this rating suggests a potential release, Blizzard Entertainment has not officially confirmed the Switch 2 version.
Diablo IV rated for Nintendo Switch 2 in Taiwan
Diablo IV and its DLC, Lord of Hatred, have received a rating in Taiwan for the unreleased Nintendo Switch 2. The game was rated R for violence, horror, and inappropriate language, suggesting a potential future release on the platform.
New evidence emerges of Diablo 4 coming to Nintendo Switch 2
New evidence suggests Diablo 4 may be coming to the Nintendo Switch 2, with an expansion titled 'Lord of Hatred' being rated in Taiwan. While a rating for the original Nintendo Switch also appeared previously, the article speculates that a Switch 2 release would be more feasible. Former Diablo franchise lead Rod Fergusson had previously stated that a Switch 2 version was 'something to look at'.
As Diablo 4 season 14 PTR leaves players feeling mixed, Blizzard announces developer livestream to reveal what is and…
Blizzard Entertainment has announced that Diablo 4's next season will be called Season of Death Awakening and will feature a Mythic Uniques item rework, class balancing, and the introduction of the Tower and Leaderboards. The announcement follows a Public Test Realm (PTR) period for the season that has elicited mixed reactions from players, with some praising the changes and others criticizing them. A developer livestream is scheduled for June 23, 2026, to reveal further details and address player questions.
After 392 billion monsters slain in Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred, Blizzard stats reveal ARPG players prefer Warlocks to…
Blizzard Entertainment has released player statistics for Diablo 4's Lord of Hatred expansion, revealing that 2.1 million Warlocks and 1.4 million Paladins have been created. The expansion has seen players defeat 704,000 Mephisto encounters and slay over 392 billion monsters.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Demo Impressions: Combat That Rewards Patience — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Capcom released a demo for Onimusha: Way of the Sword, showcasing its deliberate combat system that emphasizes precise timing for parries, dodges, and counters. The demo, available on PlayStation 5, highlights the game's focus on methodical encounters rather than fast-paced action, with a challenging boss fight teasing the game's potential.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is 2026's top new release by revenue to date | Newzoo charts
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream topped Newzoo's revenue charts for new releases in 2026 and overall console revenue in April, attributed to Nintendo's install base. New titles like Pragmata and Windrose also saw strong debuts, though displacing established live-service games remains challenging.
WIN: 1 of 2 Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred: The Last Resort merch kits
Blizzard Australia is giving away two Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred merchandise kits to Australian residents. Each kit includes a bucket hat, singlet, candle, compass, message in a bottle, and a Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred game code for the platform of the winner's choice. The giveaway celebrates the release of the latest expansion for the popular Action RPG.
After the success of Lord of Hatred, Diablo 4 looks to be turning its back on the fun in its next season
Diablo 4's upcoming season 14 will overhaul its rarest 'Mythic Unique' items, shifting from guaranteed stats to a variant system with randomized stats. This change aims to address player complaints about item randomness from the previous season, but risks making the late-game loot chase overly reliant on luck and extensive grinding. Blizzard plans to test these changes on a Public Test Realm starting June 2.
