Fans will also be pleased to hear Resurrected enables cross-progression, meaning players may play exactly the same saved game over various platforms. So you're able to begin a match on your PC and keep playing later on your console. Importantly though, cross-play -- wherein numerous gamers on various platforms play the identical game -- has not been allowed this time around.

There is more great news for players who were shrewd enough to keep their stored files from the first game: Resurrected can let you import your stored games. So each the progress made when you played with the first-time around can be carried over and you should not return to the beginning and start all over again. Woohoo!

In 2021. Sometime in 2021. That is all Blizzard has said thus far about the expected release date for Diablo II: Resurrected. But given that we know about the launch date for Diablo IV is it will be out on a day in a year that hopefully falls in this decade, I'm pleased to at least know that I just have to mark my calendar before 31 December 2021 to get Resurrected*. Unless, of course, Blizzard announces a delay. In which case I'll rant endlessly on social media and to my mom. Diablo II: Resurrected and its expansion Lord of Destruction will retail for US$39.99 -- R605.97 at current exchange rates -- on PC.

Diablo 2: Resurrected was one of the few Blizzcon 2021 announcements that will really release this year. The title was called a"loyal" remaster of this 2000 dungeon crawler Diablo 2, which Blizzard Entertainment will bring to life by improving the images of the original name. While that may freshen the 21-year-old game, the launch sorely lacks many features players expect out of contemporary hack-and-slashers. Diablo 2: Resurrected launching seems to have learned from the controversial launch of Warcraft 3: Reforged, but it's still another remake charging players for less content.

The Diablo 2 remaster just slightly changes the original's two-decade-old user interface. It will lack crossplay at launch, and its own cross-progression feature requires players to buy the game double. Despite all that, Blizzard has clearly learned from its errors by making sure Diablo 2: Resurrected wouldn't replace the first (such as Warcraft 3: Reforged did for Warcraft 3). Still, these marginal changes put a bad precedent for future Blizzard remasters.

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