On the eve of the launch of Diablo IV, Diablo head Rod Fergusson and lead designer Joe Shely flew to South Korea for a press conference with Robert Lee, the new CEO of Blizzard Korea, Yonhap reported.

Lee began his speech by saying, "I know what the Diablo series means to Korean fans," before thanking the audience and all the players who will play Diablo IV.

Diablo series lead Rod Fergusson was also on stage, and he said that before the Beta of Diablo 4, the company had a discussion about "what's the best country to meet with the foreign press?" The consensus is that South Korea is the best place to go.He won't forget the Korean players' support and love for Blizzard,Blizzard dubbed all the characters in the game in Korean and created a typeface called Canlis.

Fergusson also said that the Diablo franchise has seen a number of new games, remastered versions and mobile games over the past 25 years.Thanks to the enthusiasm and love of Korean players, the Diablo series has achieved great success.With Diablo 4, they wanted to repay the support of Korean players.

Finally, Diablo IV lead designer Joe Shely spoke about the philosophy of Diablo IV development. He says the Diablo 4 team worked hard to make the dark atmosphere of Diablo 1 and 2 work with the exciting action of Diablo 3.

This open beta, they are ready to not let the server down. He also confirmed that Diablo 4 will not be coming to Switch.

Diablo IV will start early access testing on March 18th and open Beta on March 25th. Players can play through the entire story and gameplay of Diablo IV Prologue and Chapter 1, as well as explore the first area, Broken Mountain, climb mountains, and slay demons. The beta supports multiplayer with up to four players and a maximum of 25 levels per character. Only Barbarian, Rogue, and Magician are available in the Early access test, and Druids and Necromancers will be available in the open Beta. Create a maximum of 10 characters per Battle.net account. All character profiles will be deleted at the end of the playtest, but you will be rewarded for reaching some of your goals.

"Diablo 4" will be released on June 6, on PC, PS4, PS5, XboxOne and XSX | S.