Vicarious Vision has gone out of its way to dispel mistakes of Blizzard remakes gone by, promising that Diablo 2: Resurrected won’t replace the original game and will feature mod support. The further multiplayer alpha test was previously unannounced and should come as a welcome surprise to those nervous about the quality of the game.
The single-player tech alpha Lena mentions was known already, announced soon after the initial reveal of Diablo 2: Resurrected at BlizzConline, and available for sign-up on the game’s website now. “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,” Lena explained. Diablo 2: Resurrected Lead Producer Chris Lena spoke directly to the matter of stress tests on the game this year. The new details about Blizzard’s Diablo 2: Resurrected alpha test plans were shared recently in a report by PCGamesN. Not only are we getting the initial single-player alpha test announced at BlizzConline, but there will also be a second multiplayer alpha test later to try to smooth as many wrinkles as possible ahead of release. Fortunately, Blizzard and Vicarious Visions are determined to make sure Diablo 2: Resurrected is nothing but sweet. Nobody wants a repeat of the sour taste certain other Blizzard remasters or remakes left in our mouths. That said, there’s also some trepidation there. There’s a lot of excitement in the possibility of the remaster coming to Blizzard’s most beloved dungeon-crawling classic as Diablo 2: Resurrection is prepped for launch later in 2021.
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