The Diablo 4 open beta release date, early access weekends, and download details have been announced for PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. We now know the specifics of what to anticipate from the beta testing, which has been the subject of rumors for a while.
Diablo 4, the much-awaited dungeon crawler from Blizzard Entertainment, is scheduled to release on Xbox, PS4, PS5, and PC on June 6 this year. Nevertheless, the firm just announced open beta and early access dates, giving fans the opportunity to experience the game ahead of the public release.
Diablo 4 Open Beta release date
According to a recent announcement from Blizzard, the open beta for Diablo 4 will release next month and the gamer will have two weekends of early access to try it out. The open beta for Diablo 4 will begin the following month, with pre-order early access purchasers having early access from March 17 to March 19.
Blizzard also wants gamers who haven’t pre-ordered the game to give it a go, so the public Diablo 4 open beta will be available to everyone from March 24 to 26. Also, the Diablo lV beta download will be available on the same day as the early access release on Windows PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
How to download the Diablo 4 beta with and without Early Access redeem codes?
Gamers who pre-ordered Diablo 4 will not have to do anything further; they will be able to download the game immediately from the same platform from which they pre-ordered it on March 17. Players who previously enrolled for open beta and have Early Access codes can use them to download it.
Blizzard has provided the following instructions for redeeming and downloading Diablo lV beta:
- Click on the link here to log in or create a Battle.net account.
- Choose your gaming platform and region from the drop-down box after entering your code.
- The validity of your code and its claim to the account will be verified by a success page.
For PC users, your account will be immediately marked for access. While console gamers will get an email with a code to download the Beta prior to the start of Early Access.
Preview of Early Access
A thrilling new teaser that teases the challenges the Horadrim will confront with Lilith’s reappearance was released alongside the early access announcement.
Moreover, Blizzard provided some information on the specific tasks that participants in these betas will be able to do. Players will be able to advance up to level 25 over the course of both weekends for the Diablo 4 previews, which will be focused on the Prologue and Act 1.
