Bungie delays Marathon's major update to December 8 and shifts away from seasonal content to focus on PvE, implementing permanent content and a social space. The studio is responding to player feedback on progression and depth as the struggling extraction shooter attempts to recover from a disappointing launch.
Diablo IV's upcoming 'Waking Nightmares' season will feature a remake of the original Diablo game as end-game content, allowing players to revisit iconic dungeons and face classic bosses like Diablo, Mephisto, and Baal in Diablo IV's art style. Following Diablo V's announcement at BlizzCon 2026, Blizzard confirmed no further expansions for Diablo IV but will continue seasonal support until the new game launches in spring 2029.
Diablo IV revealed its 30th anniversary plans at BlizzCon 2026, launching Season of Hell's Legacy on September 15, 2026, featuring the return of Deckard Cain, Prime Evil encounters, and legacy dungeons from previous games. The Amazon Class will arrive in the first half of 2027 as a paid Class Pack, designed around battle expertise, athleticism, and mythical magic with four distinct archetypes.
Blizzard launches Season of Hell's Legacy on September 15, celebrating 30 years of Diablo with a seasonal questline featuring encounters with Prime Evils Diablo, Baal, and Mephisto. Players collect Splinters of Evil to gain unique powers while facing Waking Nightmares—recreated battles from Diablo's history—and equip Soul Splinters as special gems with both benefits and drawbacks.