Diablo 4 Closed Beta reveal: Start date, requirements, platforms, and more

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While Diablo 4 will not be available until 2023, the developers recently revealed that a Closed-End Beta test will take place for Diablo 4 fans, and they will not have to wait too long to get their hands on it. Interested parties make try to join in, but it is going to be fairly exclusive. Not everyone is going to get in, and Activision Blizzard has specific styles of gamers in mind for the upcoming game test period.

Here is what fans need to know about the November Closed Beta for Diablo 4, ahead of its 2023 launch.

While the public testing will begin “early next year,” a closed beta is going to be available in November. Players that are selected will receive an email by November 18, but those interested in Diablo 4 fans will need to register by October 11, 2022.

In this case, gamers who are interested should meet certain, particular criteria in order to join. Blizzard is looking for players “who have recently spent significant amounts of time playing the end-game experiences of Diablo II: Resurrected and Diablo III.”

According to the developers in a recent blogpost from Activision Blizzard, they will be testing the end-game experience for Diablo 4 and will be using the applicant’s gameplay data to see if they fit the bill. Players who think they meet the requirements can enter via the following instructions:

Players who are selected will be emailed by November 18, 2022, from “[email protected],” so potential players should keep an eye out after applying.

A few gameplay modes/options will be available in this Diablo 4 test. Helltides is a region-wide event and can appear while roaming Sanctuary. Once players have reached World Tier Three: Nightmare difficulty, these can appear. Servants of Lilith are empowered here, and their