Blizzard confirms what we already knew: Diablo 4 will last us many, many years
Their strategy is to maintain a few games over the years, not to release several games a year, after all

- March 4, 2025
- Updated: March 5, 2025 at 10:41 AM

Blizzard Entertainment has reaffirmed its commitment to a development strategy focused on unique and lasting titles, rather than releasing multiple games each year. This approach is evident in its successful franchises, such as World of Warcraft, which celebrates 20 years in the market, and Diablo III, which had a lifecycle of over a decade. Rod Fergusson, director of Diablo 4, has confirmed that there are no immediate plans for Diablo 5, indicating that the company prioritizes support and constant updates for its recent release, Diablo 4, over the years.
Fergusson emphasized that Blizzard is committed to keeping Diablo 4 active and dynamic for a long time. Instead of abandoning the title after its release, Blizzard plans to introduce new seasons and expansions that will enrich the player experience. “We want people to see the path we have ahead because we know that playing a Diablo will surely invest hundreds of hours,” Fergusson stated. This philosophy of extending the lifespan of their games resonates with their tradition of offering additional content, such as expansions and updates, which keeps their player base engaged and satisfied.
Certain uncertainty among fans, despite everything
Despite the clear long-term plans, the cancellation of BlizzCon last year generated uncertainty among fans regarding Blizzard’s commitment to its community. The lack of such an important event left many questioning the future of their beloved franchises. However, with Blizzard’s strategic focus on supporting Diablo 4 and the tradition of cultivating long-term titles, it seems that players can expect a rich and ongoing experience within the Diablo universe. For example, an event full of goblins.
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