All regions and points of interest types in Diablo 4

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As the launch date of Diablo 4 draws near, an interesting talking point is the game's world and all of its regions. Reportedly, it’s a much bigger world than fans of the franchise have ever experienced before, with several biomes and unique threats to experience. But how much bigger is the world of Sanctuary?

Unfortunately, players participating in this weekend’s preview won’t get to see the entirety of Sanctuary in Diablo 4. The Fractured Peaks will be home to the upcoming test periods. If you’re curious about other regions in the world, look no further.

Unlike previous games in this franchise, Diablo 4 feels far more alive. The regions are connected together, but they aren’t linked to other parts of the world. Everything that players see will likely be brand new when it comes to the overworld. Whatever potentially awaits in the Pits of Hell is currently unclear. Nevertheless, we do know what can be explored in the living world.

The upcoming open-world Diablo 4 is said to be 10 to 20 times bigger than the previous installments of the game. After exploring the Fractured Peaks in the previous press preview, it certainly felt like a massive game. Interestingly, there isn’t much in the way of safe ground either. Considering that this is an open-world game, enemies will infest every nook and cranny of Sanctuary.

While most of the world hasn’t been explored yet, we do know something about what's present in some of the many regions in Diablo 4’s map. Each region of the map is built around a specific concept of style, and will have a wide range of points of interest to explore in them as players fight and grow more powerful.

The Dry Steppes is a war-torn, unforgiving wasteland. Players will see boiling water erupting from the