Diablo 4 - Beta Access

Diablo 4 Beta Access - details:

• Early access to the beta will be available from 17th – 19th March 2023,
• The open beta will be available from 24th – 26th March 2023.

Join Diablo 4 Beta Phase

Greetings, adventurer! Are you ready to take on the forces of evil and combat Lilith's legions in the highly anticipated game Diablo IV? Well, now you can satisfy your thirst for adventure during the Open Beta and Early Access weekends, available on Windows PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4.

During both the Open Beta and Early Access weekends, players will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the early game of Diablo IV. This means you can get a sneak peek of what's to come and experience the thrill of the game before its official release.

Activate your Beta Access:

• Go to diablo.com/beta and log in or create a Battle.net account.
• Enter your beta code and select your gaming platform and region from the drop-down menu.
• Double-check your selections and click the Redeem button.
• A success page will confirm that your code was valid and claimed to the account.
• PC players will have immediate access to the beta, while console players will receive a platform-specific code via email closer to the start of Early Access.

Available classes

In the upcoming Early Access weekend, Diablo 4 enthusiasts will be able to choose from three distinct classes to play as. They can take on the persona of the fierce and experienced Barbarian, agile and quick-witted Rogue, or magically attuned Sorcerer. After the Early Access weekend, players can look forward to the Open Beta weekend where they can experience additional classes like the earth-based Druid and Necromancer with their unique abilities to summon and command the undead.

Get into Multiplayer

Players can join forces and combat the forces of Hell in Diablo IV using two different modes of co-op play. Couch co-op allows players on consoles to team up with a second player and fight demons together on the same screen. During the Early Access weekend, only one player needs to have access to the game, while the second player must link their Battle.net and console-specific accounts.

For those seeking to play with more people, Diablo IV also offers online 4-player co-op. By rallying a party of demon-destroyers, players can even the odds against the strength of the Burning Hells. However, during the Early Access weekend, all players, excluding those playing via couch co-op, must have official access to the game.