However, if this traditional certification ensures that the patties are ready to be pressed and that Diablo IV can be played in its entirety, a patch day one could ambush us. Indeed, Activision-Blizzard has confirmed that a long list of changes had been integrated following the feedback from the beta phases, at the end of March. It is not forbidden that the American publisher continues to work behind the scenes, requiring an update as a finishing touch on launch day.
Rod Fergusson, General Manager of the Franchise Diablosplit a small press release to celebrate the event: “Going gold is a major milestone for the amazing team behind Diablo IV. (…) Whether you’re a veteran of the franchise, or diving into it for the first time, we can’t wait for you to discover the full game: its incredible storytelling, the experimentation with the different classes and builds, and the exploration of the endgame and the dark world of Sanctuary.“
Diablo IV will appear on our hard drives on June 6 on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.
