Diablo IV has finally reached general availability following a brief early access period for pre-order buyers, and it seems it was worth the wait. Windows Central described.
Bottom line: Linear development simply isn’t going to work for a game like Diablo IV. Live games must be approached with a parallel development strategy in mind, and communication between teams is key. Compartmentalization will get you nowhere fast.
Diablo IV has finally reached general availability following a brief early access period for pre-order buyers, and it seems it was worth the wait. Windows Central described it as potentially Blizzard’s best game ever. Tech Radar said it sets a new standard for isometric, open-world adventures. The sites, along with several others, have given the game a perfect score.
It feels premature to talk about what is next for Diablo IV considering it has been out for exactly one day, but not for Blizzard.
