You can sign up for the Diablo 2: Resurrected alpha at the present time, however Blizzard hasn’t gave a lot of detail on what’s in store from this early glance at the game. In any case, presently, the engineers have affirmed to us that there are two alpha tests arranged before launch. In the first place, we’ll get a single-player alpha, at that point there’ll be a multiplayer-focused stress test.

“We’re going to start with a single-player technical alpha, and then we’ll have a second technical alpha after that, which is kind of multiplayer and stress testing,” lead producer Chris Lena tells us in an interview. Both those tests will, of course, take place before the Diablo 2: Resurrected release date later this year. “But,” Lena adds, “that’s all we have for specifics.”

These alphas will, obviously, begin to shape the future of Resurrected. Lena says the entryway is open for things like balance changes to help keep the game vibrant for a modern community – assuming, for sure, players show that they really want that to occur. In any case, that interaction begins with the alphas.

With the Diablo 4 release date in transit (at last), there’s a ton of expected goodness in transit for the Diablo fanatics. (Also, hello, it seems like Immortal may in reality even be good, as well.)