Diablo 2: Resurrected upgrades the original game with new 3D art and the ability to run in 4K resolutions, but the technical alpha is also designed to gather feedback on Blizzard’s tweaks to the original’s systems. “We look forward to hearing any and all feedback from players as we test how Diablo 2’s timeless gameplay fits with some of the refinements we are working on, such as auto gold pickup, shared stash, and controller support,” they say. You can find more details of what the alpha contains in this blog post. If you want to get involved yourself, you can opt-in to the technical alpha at the official Diablo 2: Resurrected site. It requires a Battle.net account and only some users will be selected. I never played the original Diablo 2, but I’m excited to try it out this time because Alice B maintains it’s the best game in the series. Also because I haven’t played an action-RPG in a while and this feels like a better re-entry point than trying to understand Path Of Exile.
