Diablo 4's endgame closed beta is now underway, and gigabytes of gameplay footage from the game's later sections are now being uploaded to the Internet. Activision Blizzard recently announced that it would invite players to participate in the game's beta, and though all participants are almost certain to have signed NDAs to keep the gameplay from leaking out, that seems to have been slightly ineffective.
Diablo 4 has already had a fair few leaks, of course, one of which was a 40-minute gameplay video that gave players a good idea of what to expect out of Blizzard's next flagship Diablo game. As the game is slated for a 2023 release, there's still a somewhat long way to go before it's out, and the community is excited at the prospect of any new piece of information about it.
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Blizzard announced the ongoing Diablo 4 beta in mid-September, and it would appear that it is already well underway by now. It is currently unknown how many beta testers have been invited to participate in this testing phase, but some of them have uploaded hours' worth of what looks to be mid-to-late-game gameplay footage from Diablo 4. The footage features a variety of classes, combat situations, and biomes, promising a fairly varied experience by the looks of it and one that more closely resembles Diablo 2 than its immediate (and initially maligned) successor.
None of the previous Diablo 4 gameplay footage leaks have offered quite as much content as these have, which makes sense, as this is the first time Blizzard has invited a sizable group of players to participate in beta testing for the game. One slight issue with the footage is that much of it has been recorded by Asian and Russian-speaking
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