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Blizzard‘s most recent quarterly update will take us deeper into the dark and gruesome areas and dungeons of Diablo For. It also showcases the different biomes we’ll explore on the inside ( whenever it launches).

In an extended blog article, Blizzard shared a video series that explores Diablo 4’s world. Diablo 4 – a world that clearly lives up to the dark and oppressive feel of the previous games.

As you might be able to see from our video (which blends all of the Blizzard gameplay videos into a simple video) The development team has been using what they call the “old masters” you may be familiar with in the world of art to inspire its aesthetic.

What has Rembrandt for instance had to relate to Diablo? According to art director Chris Ryder, it’s the master painters’ precise use of details, tonal range and expertly utilizing colors that the Studio has been studying in order to enrich the game’s world.

Diablo 4… We think that it is evident (at least if the video clips the studio released are any indication). Ryder mentions that the company plans to concentrate on the concept of a “return to darkness”.

This concept of design is a reflection of the notion of Sanctuary will be “a dangerous and dark medieval gothic world” and that Blizzard plans to “play to the iconic Diablo game camera.

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choosing where to add or remove detail to help the readability of the gameplay space or accentuate visual interest as needed”.

Its result, Blizzard hopes, is an experience that is at times dark and oppressive, but equally beautiful and easy to read also.

Ryder declares that Diablo 4 targets “for believability, not realism” which is logical for a game that plays with its high-fantasy aspects just like Diablo 4.

In this way, you will see “weather and lighting play a more prominent visual role” as opposed to what you’d seen in previous Diablo games from the past.

The video lets us be taken on an excursion across The Scosglen Coast, the Orbea Monastery as well as the village of Kyovoshad.

a few of the dungeons from Sanctuary as well as an overview of some of the most “forgotten destinations around the world and more.

Utilizing these visuals as a springboard artistic director Brian Fletcher notes that Diablo 4 will feature more diverse Dungeons “than ever before.” It should be great for replayability as well.

“In order to support over 150+ dungeons, we’ve had to shift the way we make environment art so that it’s flexible enough to be used in multiple locations and not just in a single dungeon.

Fletcher describes – and how the team will go about making sure that the new environments are designed to accommodate that definitely is intriguing.

“New dungeon features such as seamless floor transitions or traversals are exciting, but my favorite new feature is what we call tile-set transition scenes:

these are scenes that allow us to connect two different tile sets together in the same dungeon. Imagine running through a crypt.

only to find a hole in the wall that seamlessly leads you deeper into a vast underground cave network. All while keeping the randomized layouts that change with each dungeon run.”

Diablo 4 was announced in November of 2019 at BlizzCon together with Overwatch 2. The game is not yet released date as of the time of writing.

The development of the game has been masked by numerous reports concerning Activision Blizzard in the wake of allegations that the company cultivated an unhealthy culture.

The allegations surfaced through an action brought by the government of California concerning harassment, bullying, and sexism within the workplace.

To address future issues at the firm, Activision has plans to combat workplace violence and to improve the way it hires employees.

Following that announcement, which was made in the form of games, Microsoft has agreed to purchase Activision Blizzard in a deal worth a staggering $68.7 billion.