Diablo 4 has started early experience testing on March 18, and public beta testing will be launched on March 25. Recently, Rod Fergusson, the head of the Diablo series, assured fans that Diablo 4 will perform better when it is officially released.

Fergusson recently interviewed with foreign media NME, admitting that he encountered some problems during the test of Diablo 4, and fans were frustrated and criticized them. They will learn from lessons and ensure that the game performs better when it is officially released. He said many developers and publishers confuse the beta and the demo version, and the Dark 4 beta is actually used to test the game technology, focusing on the server.

Fergusson said during the recent testing, the development team released six hot fix patches and solved more than a dozen other issues. “As players, it may be frustrating to encounter these problems, but they must realize that they are helping us to make the game better when it is officially released.”

Diablo 4 will be released on June 6, and will be available on PC, PS4, PS5, XboxOne and XSX|S. The pre-order price of the Asian server regular version is NT$2,219 (approximately RMB 499), the digital luxury version is NT$2,819 (approximately RMB 634), and the ultimate version is NT$3,119 (approximately RMB 702). The game supports ray tracing and DLSS3 technology, allowing players to enjoy high picture quality and high frame rate.