'The Train Isn't Stopping' — Diablo 4 Director Promises the Game Will Still Receive Support Well After Diablo 5 Launches
Diablo 4 director Brent Gibson is telling fans not to worry about the game after Diablo 5’s announcement sparked concerns about the former title’s lifespan.
Diablo 4 director Brent Gibson is assuring fans that the game will continue to receive support even after the launch of its successor, Diablo 5. The revelation of Diablo 5 at Blizzcon 2026 left players excited and concerned about the future of the original title. However, Gibson put their minds at ease during an interview with Icy Veins, stating that Diablo 4 will continue to get support "as long as the community continues to show up."
He highlighted ongoing support for previous games like Diablo 2 and 3, as well as plans for the upcoming Amazon class in Diablo 4 later this year and the Season of Hell's legacy. Additionally, Diablo 4 will be available on Switch 2, further ensuring its longevity. Gibson emphasized that there are dedicated teams working on each game, fostering collaboration between them to cater to the Diablo community.
With numerous projects in development, the Diablo franchise appears to be thriving, making this an exciting time for fans.
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