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Diablo Is Getting a New Board Game Adaptation You Can Play Solo or With Friends

Announced today, Glass Cannon Unplugged , the same studio behind tabletop adaptations of Don’t Starve, Dying Light, and Apex Legends among others, are getting ready to take on the demons of Sanctuary with Diablo: Unbound. Launching a campaign over on Gamefound , Diablo: Unbound is a cooperative dungeon battler for between 1-4 players and features iconic locations and beasts as you level up, and…

Diablo Is Getting a New Board Game Adaptation You Can Play Solo or With Friends

Glass Cannon Unplugged is developing a new board game adaptation of Diablo, called Diablo: Unbound. The cooperative dungeon battler will be available for 1-4 players and features iconic locations, beasts, and classes such as Rogue and Barbarian. Players will be able to choose their class, dungeon, enemies, and boss, fighting through hordes of monsters and collecting loot while leveling up and equipping their champion.

The game will be a hex grid-based battle system, featuring player boards with allocated spaces for armor pieces, weapons, and more. Special abilities and actions will be tied to a deck, similar to deck-building games like Slay the Spire. Diablo: Unbound is set to launch in Q1 2027, with an early build available for play at the Spiel Essen convention in Germany.

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