As Diablo 4 hits a new wave of problems in Season 3, Blizzard says it's monitoring early impressions and "will be discussing feedback internally"

Baldur's Gate 3 is a bright spot in an altogether down financial report from Wizards of the Coast owner Hasbro, which says Larian's "mega hit" RPG, having driven around $90 million in revenue in the last year, is a good sign for more video games to come from the D&D license. 

After months of community blowback and debate over the expectations and pricing for DLC, the developers of Total War: Warhammer 3 have vowed to make things right by pumping more free content into the strategy game's latest $25 add-on, which the devs now admit "didn't give you enough."

Helldivers 2 has been praised for avoiding the tedious and intrusive microtransactions common among live-service shooters, so it's perhaps no coincidence that the game's creative director, Johan Pilestedt, reckons games "have to earn the right to monetize," which is why developer Arrowhead "really applied ourselves to not make it pay-to-win."

Elden Ring fans have been ravenous for DLC practically ever since they first played the game, but that hunger really spiked in the last few weeks as scores of fans stalked the game's Steam page looking for any signs of movement. Recent backend updates have yielded genuinely compelling evidence of development progress, so the community's hype was white-hot as the quarterly finance reports, including those from FromSoftware parent company Kadokawa, rolled in this month. 

Palworld developer Pocketpair is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars a month in order to keep up with server demand, and it's now simultaneously trying to hire enough people to maintain what's still one of the most viral games in the world. 

Blizzard has announced a Hotfix that will increase Lunar Shrine experience as well as provide increased Glyph experience bonuses. Along with these enhancements, Diablo 4 Global Community Development Director, Adam Fletcher has confirmed that there will be an additional patch that will allow players to redeem cosmetics on any character. Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.1 Hotfix 1 Diablo 4 Patch 1.3.1 Hotfix 2

Blizzard has revealed that Patch 1.3.2 of Diablo 4 will release sometime next week, with the patch notes being revealed this Friday. Global Community Development Director Adam Fletcher announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that both a second hotfix and patch notes for Patch 1.3.2 would be coming this week, with the release of Patch 1.3.2 shortly after. As of now, there is no word on if the widely-anticipated Leaderboards and Gauntlet are part of Patch 1.3.2.

Diablo 4 once again found itself in the eye of the storm with the launch of Season 3 (Season of Construct), as community complaints took aim at unpopular traps that littered some encounters and ineffective loot. But Blizzard's newest patch seems to have reversed the verdict. 

Season of the Construct is now live inDiablo 4, along with its first hotfix addressing a particularly annoying progression blocker. However, several players aren’t happy with the season in general, whether it’s the lack of much new content, the Vaults and their traps, the underwhelming Seneschal Construct, etc.

With Season 3 finally live, some players are experiencing some rather annoying bugs. While there are few progress-ending bugs such as the Drums of the Vault issue which was recently fixed, other, less critical bugs have reared their heads — and they can be quite annoying.

Season of the Construct has just launched, and already players are voicing their opinions on Diablo 4's newest season. Between the Seneschal Bot, Vaults, Helltide changes, and the ever polarizing concept of traps, players have a lot to say — some good, and some feedback that would lead to changes for the better.

Diablo 4: Season of the Construct is here and, it's safe to say, off to a less-stellar start than Season 2, with players complaining of some annoying and lackluster seasonal content. The release of several new Unique items has thankfully put some pep in the action RPG's step, but there's a catch here too: the new Uniques drop from the Beast in the Ice, one of the least popular bosses in the game.