The announcement of Diablo 5 at the recent BlizzCon came as a surprise to the community, considering that there’s traditionally a long pause between the release of games in the series and the release of the relatively new Diablo 4 in 2023. Against this backdrop, fans are concerned about the fate of the current installment, but the developer is eager to clarify the studio’s plans for 2029 and beyond.
Game director Brent Gibson said in an interview with the Icy Veins portal that support for Diablo 4 seasons will not stop with the release of the sequel. The executive said the team intends to release new content as long as audiences continue to play the games, citing long-term support for Diablo 2 and Diablo 3 as an example.
While the Lords of Hatred expansion will remain the final story add-on for Part Four, the project’s roadmap is still rich with events – for example, players will see the emergence of the Amazon class next year. Meanwhile, Diablo 5 itself is set to be released in 2029, with the developer promising to reveal the latest details about the plot and launch in 2027.
