The queue to hell is almost open.
's early access beta has begun and yeah this month is going to be a mouthful of Diablo beta dates and times. This weekend's beta, which begins on Friday, March 17, is for folks who've preordered any edition of Diablo 4.
As of today, March 15, you should have the ability to begin downloading the beta in your Battlenet app on PC. So if you've already got your ticket to hell it's time to hurry up and wait on that download.so you have the option to install. It's a slightly chunky installation. The main download is about 80GB, though you can cut that in half to just 40GB if you choose not to install the high resolution texture pack.
For this weekend, you'll start off with either a Barbarian, Rogue, or Sorcerer in the first few hours of Diablo 4's campaign to explore the Fractured Peaks and fight its first world boss Ashava. If you haven't pre-ordered, don't worry. Next weekend's beta is entirely open to all and preloading will begin next Wednesday, just like today, and you'll have all five Diablo 4 classes available to play. We've broken down both thePC Gamer NewsletterContact me with news and offers from other Future brands
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