Stewed in a pressure cooker of past franchise failures and expectations, it's an expansive homage to the gothic, heavy-metal sensibility of the first two Diablo games with a colossal open world and shiny new graphics. It's clear that Activision Blizzard believes Diablo IV could answer their prayers.
The company needs a win, a redemptive title that proves to core fans that they can listen to criticism, and to the world at large that they're a responsible company. Antitrust officials in several countries may block the deal. It's a lot of baggage for Microsoft, which wants to buy the company for nearly $69 billion - potentially the largest video game acquisition in history.
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