Blizzard has decided against developing expansions for Diablo 4, opting instead to create a full sequel, Diablo 5, slated for release in 2029. The decision stemmed from the need for significant structural changes to the game that would have been difficult to implement within an expansion's framework, particularly regarding the return of Diablo as the central antagonist. This news signals a shift in Blizzard’s approach to the franchise and suggests Diablo 5 will feature substantial innovations—potentially including more character classes—as they incorporate player feedback early in development.
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