Diablo IV's long-anticipated first expansion pack builds upon the quintessential ARPG experience. A strong step for the new era of Sanctuary.

Ten years ago, the Reaper of Souls expansion completely reimagined and revived Diablo III. It overhauled huge swaths of the game, strengthening its foundation enough that D3 remained a fun time even as it stretched far past what should have been its expiration date.

It’s the start of a new month, which means there’s a host of hot, new games coming your way. It can get overwhelming, scanning through the various game marketplaces to decide what you should spend your hard-earned money on,

It’s hard to believe that Diablo IV, the latest entry in Activision Blizzard’s action role-playing game series, has been around for over a year now. In that time, Diablo 4 has proved again and again that it might just be the best entry the franchise has ever seen,

The Diablo team follows the Reaper of Souls expansion and offers a meaningful expansion of Diablo IV's systems.

Almost a year and a half later, the first of which is finally here in Vessel of Hatred. For all intents and purposes, Vessel of Hatred is more Diablo IV – but that isn’t a bad thing. It’s an addition to the base game that sports many of the same strengths and even amends some of its weaknesses.

A new era of Diablo IV is upon us. Vessel of Hatred, an upcoming expansion pack, will be dropping on Oct. 8 and it's set to bring big updates, including the new class Spiritborn, a new region, and a campaign.

The Diablo IV expansion is coming soon, and developers bared what's in store for its players. Diablo IV: Vessel of Hatred picks up where the original game left off, heavily telling the story of Mephisto,