Diablo III has received its 29th season, which is the last to introduce a number of new features to the game. Blizzard revealed what the future fate of the game will be.
This year we could experience a lot of interest concerning the release of Diablo IV, meanwhile the third installment also does not give up just yet; September 15 marked the launch of Season 29(on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch). As expected, it introduces many new features to the game, while heralding significant changes to the title in the future.
The main theme of the current season is Visions of Enmity, due to which portals called Devil's Rifts appear in the wastelands of the Sanctuary. They hide dangerous memories of the past, powerful enemies and new equipment.
Eleven years after its release, the 29th season will be the last to see significant changes. According to an announcement from the developers, next season will not see a new theme, instead the fan-favorite Rites of Sanctuary will return. It will be available in all modes.
After season 30, themes and features known from the past will return to the game every three months. Thus, Blizzard Entertainment will extinguish the need to create new content for the third game, being able to fully focus on this year's Diablo IV.
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